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Thanks a lot. <br />
And in my report parametr Language is string, but &nbsp;here (COALESCE((SELECT &quot;VERSIONS&quot;.&quot;VERSION&quot; FROM &quot;AKS_HSE&quot;.&quot;DOCSADM&quot;.&quot;VERSI<wbr />ONS&quot; &quot;VERSIONS&quot; WHERE &quot;VERSIONS&quot;.&quot;DOCNUMBER&quot;=&quot;PR<wbr />OFILE&quot;.&quot;DO<wbr />CNUMBER&quot; AND &quot;VERSIONS&quot;.&quot;VERSION&quot;=2), 1)) it returns int. <br />
Can I change it &nbsp;to string in SQL expression?
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Thanks a lot.
And in my report parametr Language is string, but  here (COALESCE((SELECT "VERSIONS"."VERSION" FROM "AKS_HSE"."DOCSADM"."VERSIONS" "VERSIONS" WHERE "VERSIONS"."DOCNUMBER"="PROFILE"."DOCNUMBER" AND "VERSIONS"."VERSION"=2), 1)) it returns int.
Can I change it  to string in SQL expression?

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OOO Thanks. Everything is ok now.
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Good day,<br />
Please help.<br />
I need to change (if {?Language} = &quot;ENG&quot; then {VERSIONS.VERSION} = 2 else if {?Language} = &quot;RUS&quot; then {VERSIONS.VERSION} = 1) statment to VERSIONS.VERSION IN (COALESCE((SELECT VERSIONS.VERSION FROM VERSIONS WHERE VERSIONS.DOCNUMBER=Profile<wbr />.DOCNUMBER<wbr /> AND VERSIONS.VERSION=2), 1)) in Crystal reports. <br />
It means the report must show version =2 if exist and if not - version = 1. <br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
Gulshat
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Good day,
Please help.
I need to change (if {?Language} = "ENG" then {VERSIONS.VERSION} = 2 else if {?Language} = "RUS" then {VERSIONS.VERSION} = 1) statment to VERSIONS.VERSION IN (COALESCE((SELECT VERSIONS.VERSION FROM VERSIONS WHERE VERSIONS.DOCNUMBER=Profile.DOCNUMBER AND VERSIONS.VERSION=2), 1)) in Crystal reports. 
It means the report must show version =2 if exist and if not - version = 1. 
Thanks in advance,
Gulshat

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