Filteration in WHERE CLAUSE

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Hi,

my parameters are optional .i can select any parameters . kindly tel me the syntax should be used in WHERE condition.

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shanif

[edit]Urgency deleted - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 21-May-13 2:16am

ShanifHassan

Updated 21-May-13 2:24am

OriginalGriff

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Joezer BH 21-May-13 8:21am

Show some code buddy, just to get us oriented ;)

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Nick Fisher (Consultant) · Answer 1 · 2013-05-21T05:27:00

Well if I understand what you're saying, then you only want to do the WHERE when either both of your dates values are not null OR the country value is not null, so try something like:

SQL

WHERE  ((tm.TrnDteRcvDate != null AND tm.trndtedate != null) 
       AND (CAST(CONVERT(VARCHAR, tm.TrnDteRcvDate, 101) AS DATETIME) 
              BETWEEN '01/19/2010' AND '01/20/2010')
       AND (CAST(CONVERT(VARCHAR,tm.trndtedate,101) AS DATETIME) 
              BETWEEN '1/9/2010' AND '1/9/2010'))
       OR (InvVarCoun != null AND InvVarCoun='United States')

Ehab Ataa · Answer 2 · 2013-05-21T02:27:00

Solution 1

SELECT COLUMN_NM FROM TABLE_NM WHERE COLUMN _NM =VALUE ORDER BY COLUMN_NM ASC

Posted 21-May-13 2:27am

Ehab Ataa