Hi there: I was wondering if it's possible to perform an "elseif" in SQL Using MySQL 3.23.49-log running on Debian Linux?
My System: ---------- * MySQL 3.23.49-log * Debian Linux * PHP 4.2.1 The Logic: ---------- IF condition1 - THEN query column1. ELSEIF condition2 - THEN query column2. ELSE condition3 query column2. The SQL: (more pseudo code than anything else) ---------------------------------------------- SELECT a,b,c FROM companies WHERE IF(subscription AND no module , bitwise-data & column1 ELSEIF no subscription AND no module , bitwise-data & column2 , ELSE bitwise-data & column2) ORDER BY a"; The "bitwise-data" is an integer bit from a URL Query String, it needs to be compared with one of two columns (column1 or column2) but which column is used depends upon whether a company has a subscription or not. I really hope this makes sense. Are there any SQL gurus out there who might be able to help here? Many Thanks. -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
