Alvaro Herrera schrieb:
"simple case" and "searched case" is SQL/PSM's terminology. I'm not
sure it's necessarily a good idea to deviate from that. See SQL part 4,
13.6 :
Function
Provide conditional execution based on truth of s or on
equality of operands.
Format
::=
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::=
CAS
Andreas Wenk wrote:
> Tom Lane wrote:
> >Hmm, it would be important to keep this in sync with the core-SQL
> >description of CASE, no? (Section 9.16.1)
>
> yes. And there is written "general" form and "simple" form. I like that.
>
> >I can't say that I think "simple CASE" and "searched CASE" are
Andreas Wenk schrieb:
Tom Lane wrote:
Hmm, it would be important to keep this in sync with the core-SQL
description of CASE, no? (Section 9.16.1)
yes. And there is written "general" form and "simple" form. I like that.
I can't say that I think "simple CASE" and "searched CASE" are good
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