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Re: converting multiple update queries into case statement

Posted by: Devart Team
Date: August 18, 2010 12:55AM

Records take boolean values because operations like '...THEN id_group = '24'...' are comparison operation. Rewrite them in this way - '...THEN '24'...'.

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