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I don't know. &nbsp;Does your database support it in the SQL?<br />
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Have you tried it?<br />
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mlmcc
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I don't know.  Does your database support it in the SQL?

Have you tried it?

mlmcc

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if your database's brand of sql supports iif() then you should be able to; if it doesn't, you can't.
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if your database's brand of sql supports iif() then you should be able to; if it doesn't, you can't.

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i am receiving an &nbsp;ODBC Informix Driver syntax error (-201)when trying this. I just wasn't sure if there was some different syntax that i should be using. I guess it just does not work. Thanks
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i am receiving an  ODBC Informix Driver syntax error (-201)when trying this. I just wasn't sure if there was some different syntax that i should be using. I guess it just does not work. Thanks

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Can you use immediate iif in crystal report command object?<br />
Select total<br />
iif(a&gt;0,a/100,b) as Total<br />
from tableA
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Can you use immediate iif in crystal report command object?
Select total
iif(a>0,a/100,b) as Total
from tableA

Can you use immediate iif in crystal report command object?

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DB Reporting Tools

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Crystal Reports

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