CASE Statements
Use case statements to express if/then logic. A case statement always has a pair of WHERE and THEN statements. CRM Analytics supports the simple and searched forms of case expressions in a SELECT statement. Case statements have two formats: simple and searched.
A simple statement compares a case expression against a set of expressions. The result is the matched expression.
Here are the results.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Furniture | Available |
| Office Supplies | Unavailable |
| Technology | Unknown |
The searched form evaluates to a result. A searched statement compares an expression against a series of boolean expressions. If it matches a boolean expression, the result is the corresponding THEN clause. If the expression does not return true for any of the boolean expressions, then the result is the corresponding ELSE clause.
| Region | ProfitLoss |
|---|---|
| Central | Profit |
| East | Profit |
| South | Profit |
| West | Profit |