Anyone have any idea why the following case statement I am getting a syntax
error near 'when':
, case(m.units when not like '%U%' then m.matl_qty-m.qty_issued
else (m.matl_qty*j.qty_released)-m.qty_issued)endThere are two versions of the CASE syntax, called the "simple" and
"searched" CASEs. For your LIKE expression you need to use the searched
CASE: WHEN has to come before the LIKE expression. See Books Online for
details.
CASE
WHEN m.units NOT LIKE '%U%'
THEN m.matl_qty - m.qty_issued
ELSE (m.matl_qty*j.qty_released)-m.qty_issued
END
--
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--|||Thanks. That worked good
"David Portas" wrote:
> There are two versions of the CASE syntax, called the "simple" and
> "searched" CASEs. For your LIKE expression you need to use the searched
> CASE: WHEN has to come before the LIKE expression. See Books Online for
> details.
> CASE
> WHEN m.units NOT LIKE '%U%'
> THEN m.matl_qty - m.qty_issued
> ELSE (m.matl_qty*j.qty_released)-m.qty_issued
> END
> --
> David Portas
> SQL Server MVP
> --
>
>
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