How to return multiple rows in case when condition?
I want to display the list of product names owned by a company.If no products found it should return a string like "NO PRODUCTS FOUND'
The query I wrote working well but when the condition does not satisfy Its not returning "NO PRODUCTS FOUND''. Can someone help me how can I do this?
declare @Country varchar(100)='Netherlands'
SELECT CASE WHEN count(table4.ProductName) >0 THEN table4.ProductName
ELSE 'NO PRODUCTS FOUND' END AS Product_list
FROM table2 INNER JOIN
table1 ON table2.AccountID = table1.AccountID INNER JOIN
table3 ON table1.[company_ID] = table3.[company_ID] INNER JOIN
table4 ON table4.ProductID = table2.ProductID
WHERE
table1.[country] IN (@Country)) AND table4.ProductID IN (24410, 24413, 24418, 24383, 24384))
GROUP BY table4.ProductName
Your DDL does not match your query.
You also supplied no test data.
You're using INNER JOINS to enforce relationships that may not exist. You're using a WHERE clause to do the same.
Try this:
DECLARE @table1 TABLE (accountid int not null, productID varchar(20), company_id int)
DECLARE @table2 TABLE (accountid int not null, country varchar(20))
DECLARE @table3 TABLE (company_id int not null, company_name varchar(20))
DECLARE @table4 TABLE (productID int not null, productname varchar(20))
INSERT INTO @table2 (accountid, country) VALUES (1, 'Netherlands'),(2, 'Netherlands'),(3, 'Germany')
INSERT INTO @table1 (accountid, productID, company_id) VALUES (1,24410,1)
INSERT INTO @table3 (company_id, company_name) VALUES (1,'one company'),(2,'two company'),(3,'three company')
INSERT INTO @table4 (productID, productname) VALUES (24410,'a product')
DECLARE @Country varchar(100)='Netherlands'
SELECT t3.company_name,
CASE WHEN count(t4.ProductName) > 0 THEN t4.ProductName
ELSE 'NO PRODUCTS FOUND'
END AS Product_list
FROM @table2 t2
INNER JOIN @table3 t3
ON t2.accountid = t3.company_id
LEFT OUTER JOIN @table1 t1
ON t2.accountid = t1.accountid
LEFT OUTER JOIN @table4 t4
ON t1.productID = t4.productID
WHERE t2.country = @Country
GROUP BY t3.company_name, t4.productName
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I have windows xp 32 bit. I can browse with safari and open qt with no issues. ITunes no longer opens. I have the 10.5 version and have not had any problems prior to today. Any help would be greatly apreciated.
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I'm on a 17" mid 2010 MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9.3. When I open contacts and try to add a new contact then click done or save it doesn't save after closing. My entry will only exist until closing, when I open up contacts again it's gone. Also I ca
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Upgrade check: command-shift-double-click has no effect
We're installing Adobe Creative Suite 2 Design Premium. We have what should be a valid serial number for a copy of Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium. However, the installer terms it invalid. Someone else in my company just spend a long time with custome
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Photoshop elements 13 will not launch after licensing agreement
I have successfully installed Elements 13. I try to launch program in photo editor and the password screen comes up. I successfully enter password and get the licensing agreement. I click agree and the screen closes and nothing happens. how do I get
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100% cpu AE7 using Magic Bullet Look Suite 2.0
Hi My pc is over 2Ghz and has 2 gigs of Ram and a high speed hard drive. My video is onboard but usually does very well with video rendering. The only problem I seem to have is with Look Suite 2.0. I dont bother trying out the latest because it doesn