You might also consider investigating the use of the ISNULL() function
It won't return 0 or 1... it'll return 0 or the value...
ie
SELECT s.speciesID, s.speciesName,
ISNULL(sf.speciesFusionID, "0") as speciesFusionID
FROM uoaSpecies s
LEFT JOIN uoaSpeciesFusion sf
ON (s.speciesID = sf.speciesID AND sf.coID = #url.coID#)
This replaces the value of speciesFusionID with 0 ONLY if
speciesFusionID is actualy null.
Rick
Paul Giesenhagen wrote:
> I have a MySQL query that works great, but the IF statement I can't get to
> work in MS SQL ... anyone dare to help out
>
> SELECT s.speciesID, s.speciesName,
> IF(sf.speciesFusionID IS NULL, "0", "1")
> FROM uoaSpecies s
> LEFT JOIN uoaSpeciesFusion sf
> ON (s.speciesID = sf.speciesID AND sf.coID = #url.coID#)
>
> <!---- This is the problem line --->
> IF(sf.speciesFusionID IS NULL, "0", "1")
>
> Basically if speciesFusionID IS NULL then I want speciesFusionID to be 0 if
> it isn't, I want it to be 1
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