Using IF statements in SQL 1 Thread starter ShawnMolloy Start date Jun 27, 2006 Not open for further replies. Jun 27, 2006 #1 ShawnMolloy MIS Jun 9, 2006 159 US Hey, I have a column that returns an INT. I want to replace the int with a word, like if Status = 1 then ...
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One issue with the above statement – the statement has no WHERE clause. UPDATE statements don't require a WHERE clause. However, if you don't insert a WHERE clause in your UPDATE statements, you will change every record in the database. Typically, you want to change a subset of records...
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I am having a real issue, I can't figure out why I can't properly use IF statements, DECLARES or a bunch of other stuff in a straight sql script. I don't want to fire it off in a function or stored procedure I just want to make a script that does a bunch of stuff. This ...