Help:Modifying access sql to Oracle sql

Hello folks can anybody please help me in changing the following code to oracle.Thanks a million.
select
IIf(prorated_directpay = 0 And prorated_feepaid = 0,
"CASH DEPOSIT",
IIf(prorated_directpay <> 0 And prorated_feepaid = 0,
'NONCASH DIRECTPAY',
IIf(prorated_directpay <> 0 And prorated_feepaid <> 0,
"NONCASH FEE RECEIVED"))) AS recovery_flg,
Left$(patientmemberid, Len(patientmemberid) - 2) AS Pat Mem ID
from
table
WHERE (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_FEEAMT) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_DIRECTPAY) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_FEEPAID) <> 0))
Edited by: user11961230 on Nov 5, 2009 1:35 PM

user11961230 wrote:
Hello folks can anybody please help me in changing the following code to oracle.Thanks a million.
select
IIf(prorated_directpay = 0 And prorated_feepaid = 0,
"CASH DEPOSIT",
IIf(prorated_directpay <> 0 And prorated_feepaid = 0,
'NONCASH DIRECTPAY',
IIf(prorated_directpay <> 0 And prorated_feepaid <> 0,
"NONCASH FEE RECEIVED"))) AS recovery_flg,
Left$(patientmemberid, Len(patientmemberid) - 2) AS Pat Mem ID
from
table
WHERE (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_FEEAMT) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_DIRECTPAY) <> 0))
Or (((Debtor . LOB) = "MEDICAL") And ((Debtor . PRORATED_TRANAMT) = 0) And
((Debtor . PRORATED_FEEPAID) <> 0))
Edited by: user11961230 on Nov 5, 2009 1:35 PMYou bet, start by applying the lessons you learned in [YOUR LAST POST|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=3874940#3874940] and then come back with specific questions. Have you thought to use google to determine what the Access functions, which are not available in Oracle, do? After doing that, you can again google to see if you can find similar functionality in Oracle, if not ... we're here to help.

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