Reputation: 95
I am facing different kind of problem. In select query I want to add a temporary column on fly based on other columns value.
I have 2 columns
IsOpeningClosingDateToo (tinyint),
HearingDate Date
Now I want to check that if IsOpeningClosingDate = 1 then
Select HearingDate, HearingDate as 'OpeningDate'
If IsOpeningClosingDate= 2
Select HearingDate, HearingDate as 'ClosingDate'
I have tried to do this but failed:
SELECT
,[HearingDate]
,CASE [IsOpeningClosingDate]
when 1 then [HearingDate] as OpeningDate
When 0 then [HearingDate] as ClosingDate
end as 'test'
]
FROM [LitMS_MCP].[dbo].[CaseHearings]
Upvotes: 1
Views: 668
Reputation: 1269463
I would suggest returning three columns. Then you can fetch the values in on the application side:
SELECT HearingDate,
(CASE WHEN IsOpeningClosingDate = 1 THEN HearingDate END) as OpeningDate,
(CASE WHEN IsOpeningClosingDate = 0 THEN HearingDate END) as ClosingDate
FROM [LitMS_MCP].[dbo].[CaseHearings];
Alternatively, you could just fetch HearingDate
and IsOpeningClosingDate
and do the comparison in Python.
The important point is that the columns in a SQL query are fixed by the SELECT
. You cannot vary the names or types of the columns conditionally within the query.
Upvotes: 3