Re: SQL question
Kim Gräsman <[email protected]> Fri, 17 May 2002 09:51:15 +0200
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Hi Syed, I don't think you can use column aliases in the other clauses, they are for display only, IIRC. I think you'll have to use the full expression (select distinct SECT_I from...) in both the where- and order by-clauses. Hope that helps, Kim -----Original Message----- From: Syed.Alam [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: den 16 maj 2002 22:22 To: [email protected] Subject: SQL question Hi Even though I am using OLEDB driver, but it is more a SQL syntax related problem: I am writing a query in which order clause is sort of dynamically built up like: select POG_NUM_N ,DEPT_I , ( select distinct SECT_I from t_pog_detail where P.POG_NUM_N = POG_NUM_N ) as SECTOR from pog_scma p order by DEPT_I , COALESCE (dept_i, SECTOR) or select POG_NUM_N ,DEPT_I , ( select distinct SECT_I from t_pog_detail where P.POG_NUM_N = POG_NUM_N ) as SECTOR from pog_scma p order by DEPT_I , case DEPT_I WHEN 52 THEN ITEM_I ELSE SECTOR END In both the cases, ISQL/W has probelm with column SECTOR with in CASE and COALESCE statement. What can be done here? Thanks PS: I am using SQL 6.5