Re: Any syntax problem with these?

CalifJim — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:44:44 GMT

Are Oracle and SQL Server two different programming languages? Are you asking what in SQL Server corresponds to NVL in Oracle? If so, you can write this:

Oracle has the NVL function to return a non-null value for NULL values. What is the corresponding function in SQL Server?

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records that should be returned for the selected "trade"??? I don't understand this one.

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There are records in the database that match those conditions. (I'm assuming the conditions in question were described earlier in your text.)

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Any syntax problem with these?

HuaMin Chen — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:31:01 GMT

Sincere thanks to you. For Oracle, we have NVL to return another value for NULL values. What's the function for the same purpose, by which we can use for SQL server?

I've checked within SQL server, there're records that should be returned for the selected "trade".

Inside the database, there are some records matching with the conditions.

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Re: Any syntax problem with these?

Any syntax problem with these?