Here is my situation:
In my table i two fields:
- Price (decimal (15,4)
- TaxId (int)
TaxId
value is not stored anywhere but there are only two values (actualy 3).
- 1 (8.5%)
- 2 (20%)
- NULL (no tax)
Now i need calculated column in my view that would calculate new price with tax included.
Any idea?
I went with something like:
SELECT...
CASE TaxId
WHEN 1 THEN Price *1.085 AS test
WHEN 2 THEN Price *1.2 AS test
WHEN NULL THEN Price AS test END
FROM...
UPDATE:
I have managed to execute the query with success.
CASE dbo.Table.TaxId WHEN 1 THEN dbo.Table.Price*1.085 WHEN 2 THEN dbo.Table.Price*1.2 ELSE dbo.Table.Price END AS CalcualtedPrice
Now I only need to make CalculatedPrice as decimal (15,4). How can i set that?
Use SQL Server Management Studio In Object Explorer, expand the table for which you want to add the new computed column. Right-click Columns and select New Column.
View is basically a select which is evaluated at runtime (Not considering Indexed views). So Like select, you can do any calculation or call any ufd for column in view ... The short answer is "yes", though methodology depends on which version of SQL you have.
Create indexes on persisted computed columnsYou can do this when the column is marked PERSISTED in the CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE statement. This means that the Database Engine stores the computed values in the table, and updates them when any other columns on which the computed column depends are updated.
If we update the records in the SQL table, and computed columns calculate updated value once we retrieve data again. However, we cannot update or insert values in the virtual computed columns in SQL Server.
Yes, google how to create a view in SQL Server and in the SELECT statement of your view multiply the Price column with the TaxId column. Since you have to consider the NULL value you should use COALESCE
like this
SELECT
Price * (1 + COALESCE(TaxId/100), 0) AS newValue
...
assuming that you have just '8.5' in your column and not '8.5%'. Is it varchar or not?
P.S.: COALESCE()
returns the first non-null value
UPDATE after question was edited:
You just have to slightly modify your syntax
SELECT
CAST(
CASE
WHEN TaxId = 1 THEN Price *1.085
WHEN TaxId = 2 THEN Price *1.2
WHEN TaxId IS NULL THEN Price END AS decimal(15,4)
) AS CalculatedPrice
FROM...
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