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Question : Access SQL If .. Else
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HI all,
I have a Stored Procedure in SQL2005 but I want to convert it to an Access query. Only I can't get it to work. Can anyone give me an example of how to convert this SP to an Access query? Thx for the help!
IF @wrf_id > 0 SELECT [wrf_id] ,[wrf_naam]+ ' ' + isnull([wrf_voorNaam],'') as volNaam ,[wrf_naam] ,[wrf_voorNaam] ,[wrf_straat]+ ' ' + cast([wrf_huisNr]as varchar(5))+ ',' + ' ' + [wrf_postCode] + ' '+ [wrf_gemeente] as adres ,[wrf_straat] ,[wrf_huisNr] ,[wrf_busNr] ,[wrf_postCode] ,[wrf_gemeente] ,[wrf_land] ,[wrf_cnt_id] FROM [ft_one].[dbo].[ft_werf] WHERE wrf_id = @wrf_id
ELSE SELECT [wrf_id] ,[wrf_naam]+ ' ' + isnull([wrf_voorNaam],'') as volNaam ,[wrf_naam] ,[wrf_voorNaam] ,[wrf_straat]+ ' ' + cast([wrf_huisNr]as varchar(5))+ ',' + ' ' + [wrf_postCode] + ' '+ [wrf_gemeente] as adres ,[wrf_straat] ,[wrf_huisNr] ,[wrf_busNr] ,[wrf_postCode] ,[wrf_gemeente] ,[wrf_land] ,[wrf_cnt_id] FROM [ft_one].[dbo].[ft_werf] ORDER BY adres ASC
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IF @wrf_id > 0
SELECT [wrf_id]
,[wrf_naam]+ ' ' + isnull([wrf_voorNaam],'') as volNaam
,[wrf_naam]
,[wrf_voorNaam]
,[wrf_straat]+ ' ' + cast([wrf_huisNr]as varchar(5))+ ',' + ' ' + [wrf_postCode] + ' '+ [wrf_gemeente] as adres
,[wrf_straat]
,[wrf_huisNr]
,[wrf_busNr]
,[wrf_postCode]
,[wrf_gemeente]
,[wrf_land]
,[wrf_cnt_id]
FROM [ft_one].[dbo].[ft_werf]
WHERE wrf_id = @wrf_id
ELSE
SELECT [wrf_id]
,[wrf_naam]+ ' ' + isnull([wrf_voorNaam],'') as volNaam
,[wrf_naam]
,[wrf_voorNaam]
,[wrf_straat]+ ' ' + cast([wrf_huisNr]as varchar(5))+ ',' + ' ' + [wrf_postCode] + ' '+ [wrf_gemeente] as adres
,[wrf_straat]
,[wrf_huisNr]
,[wrf_busNr]
,[wrf_postCode]
,[wrf_gemeente]
,[wrf_land]
,[wrf_cnt_id]
FROM [ft_one].[dbo].[ft_werf]
ORDER BY adres ASC
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Answer : Access SQL If .. Else
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since there is no flow control in access sql (like if-else), you can't. you can build 2 queries for the 2 select statements and have the if-then reside in vb code before calling them
or, since the First query is a subset of the second (same data only filtered by the where clause) you can have only the second query (no where clause) saved, then show the results in a form with it's open event set to: IF (somevariable) > 0 Then Me.Filter="wrf_id = " & (somevariable) Me.FilterOn=True End If
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