Incorrect Syntax near Then

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Hi Incorrect Syntax near Then Select case When (Select "GSTIN" from CRD1 where "CardCode" = OPCH."CardCode" And "GSTIN" = '' Then 'GA' else 'GA' End) from OPCH Thanks

Jignesh Kumar · Answer

Hello Ramco, You can use this query, SELECT CASE WHEN EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM CRD1 WHERE CRD1."CardCode" = OPCH."CardCode" AND CRD1."GSTIN" = '' ) THEN 'GA' ELSE 'GA' END AS GSTIN_Status FROM OPCH;

Sophia Carter · Answer

Certainly! The issue in the SQL query you provided lies in the incorrect placement of the `Then` keyword within the `CASE` statement. In SQL, the correct syntax for a `CASE` statement is `CASE WHEN condition THEN result ELSE else_result END`. Here's the corrected version of your SQL query: SELECT CASE WHEN (SELECT "GSTIN" FROM CRD1 WHERE "CardCode" = OPCH."CardCode" AND "GSTIN" = '') = 'GA' THEN 'GA' ELSE 'Other Value' END FROM OPCH; In the corrected query: - We've moved the condition `(SELECT "GSTIN" FROM CRD1 WHERE "CardCode" = OPCH."CardCode" AND "GSTIN" = '') = 'GA'` within the `WHEN` clause. - Changed the `THEN 'GA' else 'GA'` to `THEN 'GA' ELSE 'Other Value'`. This revised query should now operate correctly, checking if the subquery returns 'GA' and then outputting 'GA'; otherwise, it will output 'Other Value'. If you have any further questions or need more clarification, feel free to ask!