You can nest the IF statement, putting another where 'soon' is like
Jasper suggested. Or you can use the CASE WHEN THEN construct if you
have a lot of conditions you need to check for.
On Oct 28, 2005, at 12:22 AM, Scott Haneda wrote:
on 10/27/05 6:34 PM, Scott Haneda at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right now, my update works as follows, and works fine, however, I
want to do
a condition to say if products.ship_status = 1 then set
cart_test.shipping_status to 'now' else set it to 'soon'
UPDATE cart_test, products
SET cart_test.shipping_status = products.ship_status
WHERE products.id = cart_test.product_id AND cart_test.session_id
= '5511'
Is this even possible, if so, can someone help me out a bit.
Thanks
I think I partly got it:
UPDATE cart, products
SET cart.ship_status = IF(products.ship_status = 1, 'now', 'soon')
WHERE products.id = cart.product_id AND
cart.session_id = "5511"
However, I need a ELSE in there, I can not always assume other than
'1' is
'soon', is there some way to add in a ELSE?
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