Hi, I've got this ugly case statement that I'd like to hide in a function:
select ... case when d.start_date <= CURRENT_DATE and case when w.show_type in ('cinéma','livre') then d.start_date >= CURRENT_DATE - 21 else (d.end_date >= CURRENT_DATE or d.end_date is null) end then '0_actualite' when d.start_date > CURRENT_DATE then '1_agenda' else '2_archive' end as timing ... from story s join show w on (s.id_show = w.id_show) join show_date d on (d.id_show = w.id_show and d.start_date = (select d2.start_date from show_date d2 where d2.id_show = w.id_show order by d2.end_date >= CURRENT_DATE desc, d2.start_date limit 1) ) ... I could very well create a show_timing(int) function that accepts an id_show and performs its own, additional, multiple join complex query on story, show_date, and show. Is there a way of feeding enough data to the function to avoid another query? Thanks, ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 2: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster