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15-Feb-2008, 06:05
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Nesting CASE in IF ( or ) Nesting IF in CASENesting CASE in IF ( or ) Nesting IF in CASE
Does anybody knows some theoretical info on the problem when I have CASE and IF but I don't know what to check first. Should I first make CASE statement, and then in every CASE a lot of IF's or the second approach: first IF and then CASE? How to decide when to do what? |
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16-Feb-2008, 02:03
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Re: Nesting CASE in IF ( or ) Nesting IF in CASEDepends completely on what you are attempting to accomplish. Maybe you should describe the problem in detail.
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