Displaying and translating codes

Seems that way - especially with Micha's correction! 8)

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"Dooza" <doozadooza@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> Thanks, Micha. I am looking into the use of this....
>>
>
> Its well worth it Murray, I now use them all the time, its really
> powerful.

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> Thanks, Micha. I am looking into the use of this....
>

Its well worth it Murray, I now use them all the time, its really powerful.

.oO(Michael Fesser)

>SELECT
> CASE yourField = 'Y'
> THEN 'Yes'
> ELSE 'No'
> END AS choice,
> ...

Little syntax error - it should be

SELECT
CASE WHEN yourField = 'Y'
THEN 'Yes'
ELSE 'No'
END AS choice,
...

Micha

Thanks, Micha. I am looking into the use of this....

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"Michael Fesser" <netizen@gmx.de> wrote in message
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> .oO(Murray *ACE*)
>
>>That is an interesting alternative.
>>
>>> SELECT
>>> CASE yourField = 'Y'
>>> THEN 'Yes'
>>> ELSE 'No'
>>> END AS choice,
>>
>>is 'choice' the returned variable that would contain the values of "Yes"
>>or
>>"No"?
>
> Yes, it's an alias name. If you use such statements in the SELECT you
> should always give them an alias name (AS ...), otherwise the entire
> statement would become the name of that field in the result set.
>
> The CASE statement is a very powerful construct, not only in SELECTs.
> It can also be used in an ORDER BY clause for example to create very
> sophisticated sorting rules.
>
> Micha

.oO(Murray *ACE*)

>That is an interesting alternative.
>
>> SELECT
>> CASE yourField = 'Y'
>> THEN 'Yes'
>> ELSE 'No'
>> END AS choice,
>
>is 'choice' the returned variable that would contain the values of "Yes" or
>"No"?

Yes, it's an alias name. If you use such statements in the SELECT you
should always give them an alias name (AS ...), otherwise the entire
statement would become the name of that field in the result set.

The CASE statement is a very powerful construct, not only in SELECTs.
It can also be used in an ORDER BY clause for example to create very
sophisticated sorting rules.

Micha

Micha:

That is an interesting alternative.

> SELECT
> CASE yourField = 'Y'
> THEN 'Yes'
> ELSE 'No'
> END AS choice,

is 'choice' the returned variable that would contain the values of "Yes" or
"No"?

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"Michael Fesser" <netizen@gmx.de> wrote in message
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> .oO(DreamerJim)
>
>>Here is an easy question for someone. I am storing code values ("Y",
>>"N"), in
>>a Mysql database column and when I display the field in Dreamweaver, I
>>would
>>like to have it appear as "Yes", or "No", not just the letter, as the case
>>warrants. The only way I see doing this is with a menu or list but that
>>builds
>>a select drop down list box and I want display only, no entry. Surely
>>there is
>>an easy way to do this that is simply eluding me.
>
> Besides the given PHP solution, you could also let the database do it:
>
> SELECT
> CASE yourField = 'Y'
> THEN 'Yes'
> ELSE 'No'
> END AS choice,
> ...
> FROM yourTable
> WHERE ...
>
> Micha

.oO(DreamerJim)

>Here is an easy question for someone. I am storing code values ("Y", "N"), in
>a Mysql database column and when I display the field in Dreamweaver, I would
>like to have it appear as "Yes", or "No", not just the letter, as the case
>warrants. The only way I see doing this is with a menu or list but that builds
>a select drop down list box and I want display only, no entry. Surely there is
>an easy way to do this that is simply eluding me.

Besides the given PHP solution, you could also let the database do it:

SELECT
CASE yourField = 'Y'
THEN 'Yes'
ELSE 'No'
END AS choice,
...
FROM yourTable
WHERE ...

Micha

Thanks. Not so bad - only one was improperly noted. Out of the 6 in that
snippet, that's only a 16% deduction. Nevermind that it breaks everything.

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"David Powers" <david@example.com> wrote in message
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> <?php echo (fieldvalue) == 'Y'?'Yes":"No"; ?>
>
> You've got your quotes badly mixed up.
>
> <?php echo (fieldvalue) == 'Y'?'Yes':'No'; ?>
>
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<?php echo (fieldvalue) == 'Y'?'Yes":"No"; ?>

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"DreamerJim" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Here is an easy question for someone. I am storing code values ("Y",
> "N"), in
> a Mysql database column and when I display the field in Dreamweaver, I
> would
> like to have it appear as "Yes", or "No", not just the letter, as the case
> warrants. The only way I see doing this is with a menu or list but that
> builds
> a select drop down list box and I want display only, no entry. Surely
> there is
> an easy way to do this that is simply eluding me.
>
> Any thoughts??
>