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Question : How to enter a derived column in a SQL Server query being built using Access that provides if/then/else functionality
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I need to enter an expression for a derived field in a view. The view is being defined using Access 2002 connected to a SQL Server database. I want to test a numeric value and, if greater than 0, set the column value to 'Yes', otherwise set it to 'No'.
I have tried various verions of 'if' and 'iif' and I keep getting errors.
Kevin
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Answer : How to enter a derived column in a SQL Server query being built using Access that provides if/then/else functionality
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in the view you can use the Case When function
Simple CASE function:
CASE WHEN yourfield >0 THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END
Alan
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