In the below query I want to add an AND condition inside the CASE's WHEN and before THEN is that possible?
for example WHEN 'r' AND table1.name="jones" THEN 'very high'
SELECT table1.id, table1.name,
CASE table1.event
WHEN 'r' THEN 'very high'
WHEN 't' THEN 'very low'
ELSE (SELECT table2.risk FROM table2 WHERE table2.value <= table1.value
ORDER BY table2.value DESC LIMIT 1)
END AS risk
FROM table1
ORDER BY FIELD( table1.event, 'r', 'f', 't' ), table1.value DESC
Multiple conditions in CASE statementYou can evaluate multiple conditions in the CASE statement.
CASE must include the following components: WHEN , THEN , and END . ELSE is an optional component. You can make any conditional statement using any conditional operator (like WHERE ) between WHEN and THEN . This includes stringing together multiple conditional statements using AND and OR .
CASE statement in SQL and aggregate functions Aggregate functions in SQL Server perform calculations and return a single value. Examples of aggregate functions are MIN, MAX, COUNT, ABG and CHECKSUM. For this purpose, we use the COUNT aggregate function in SQL Server.
You can rewrite your statement like this to accomplish what you want
SELECT table1.id, table1.name,
CASE
WHEN table1.event = 'r' AND table1.name = 'jones' THEN 'very high'
WHEN table1.event = 't' AND table1.name = 'smith' THEN 'very low'
ELSE (SELECT table2.risk FROM table2 WHERE table2.value <= table1.value
ORDER BY table2.value DESC LIMIT 1)
END AS risk
FROM table1
ORDER BY FIELD( table1.event, 'r', 'f', 't' ), table1.value DESC
notice that you need to remove table1.event
after the CASE
statement.
documentation here
Anything that evaluates to a boolean (true or false) can go in the WHEN
condition of a CASE
statement. So you can replace 'r'
with:
('r' AND table1.name='jones')
Thinking about this more, you might have to lose the table1.event
after CASE
SELECT table1.id, table1.name,
CASE
WHEN (table1.event = 'r' AND table1.name='Jones') THEN 'very high'
WHEN table1.event = 't' THEN 'very low'
ELSE (SELECT table2.risk
FROM table2
WHERE table2.value <= table1.value
ORDER BY table2.value DESC LIMIT 1)
END AS risk
FROM table1
ORDER BY FIELD( table1.event, 'r', 'f', 't' ), table1.value DESC
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