Reputation: 1153
I'm trying to do some sort of "if" statement in my where clause. I realize that sql doesn't support this but I'm sure there must be some way to make this work with sql syntax. As shown in the area I have in bold I'm trying to find all items that begin with d and filter them out if their userfld2 also = container.
Is there a more reasonable way to do this than I am doing or am I way off the mark?
Thanks in advance.
Select a.ItemID
, b.ConversionFactor VCaseAmt
, sum(c.ConversionFactor + 1) SCaseAmt
, a.status
, a.UserFld2
From timItem a
inner join timItemUnitOfMeas b on a.ItemKey = b.ItemKey
and b.TargetUnitMeasKey = 115
left join timItemUnitOfMeas c on a.ItemKey = c.ItemKey
and c.TargetUnitMeasKey = 116
left join timItemUnitOfMeas d on a.ItemKey = d.ItemKey
and d.TargetUnitMeasKey = 126
Where d.TargetUnitMeasKey is null
and b.ConversionFactor != c.ConversionFactor + 1
and a.Status = 1
and **(filter a.itemid not like 'd%' when a.userfld2 = 'Container')**
Group by a.ItemID, b.TargetUnitMeasKey, b.ConversionFactor, C.TargetUnitMeasKey
, c.ConversionFactor, a.status, a.UserFld2
Order by a.ItemID
Upvotes: 6
Views: 163
Reputation: 634
Use this:
Select a.ItemID, b.ConversionFactor VCaseAmt, sum(c.ConversionFactor + 1) SCaseAmt, a.status, a.UserFld2
From timItem a inner join
timItemUnitOfMeas b on a.ItemKey = b.ItemKey and b.TargetUnitMeasKey = 115 left join
timItemUnitOfMeas c on a.ItemKey = c.ItemKey and c.TargetUnitMeasKey = 116 left join
timItemUnitOfMeas d on a.ItemKey = d.ItemKey and d.TargetUnitMeasKey = 126
Where d.TargetUnitMeasKey is null and b.ConversionFactor != c.ConversionFactor + 1 and a.Status = 1 and
not (a.itemid like 'd%' AND a.userfld2 = 'Container')
Group by a.ItemID, b.TargetUnitMeasKey, b.ConversionFactor, C.TargetUnitMeasKey, c.ConversionFactor, a.status, a.UserFld2
Order by a.ItemID
Upvotes: 1