I am trying to update 2 columns in a table using the update command and I have to use if statement. Table:
SQL> create table report(customer_no number primary key, name varchar2(10) not null, current_meter_reading number not null, previous_meter_reading number not null, category_code number not null, units_consumed number, bill_amount number(5,2), remarks varchar2(20));
For the bill_amount and remarks I need to use if statement, condition:
IF Category code = 1 Bill amount = Units consumed * 0.90, REMARKS = “DOMESTIC”
IF Category code = 2 Bill amount = Units consumed * 2.40, REMARKS = “COMMERCIAL”
IF Category code = 3 Bill amount = Units consumed * 0.50, REMARKS = “FARMERS”
The final output should look like this:Output
CodePudding user response:
You would use a CASE
expression here:
UPDATE report
SET amount = CASE Category_Code WHEN 1 THEN Units_Consumed * 0.90
WHEN 2 THEN Units_Consumed * 2.40
WHEN 3 THEN Units_Consumed * 0.50 END,
remarks = CASE Category_Code WHEN 1 THEN 'DOMESTIC'
WHEN 2 THEN 'COMMERCIAL'
WHEN 3 THEN 'FARMERS' END
WHERE Category_Code IN (1, 2, 3);
But note that if the underlying data in the table might change, you should instead consider just using a SELECT
with the above logic as computed columns. That is, I am suggesting to not do this update if you expect you might ever have to do it again at a later date.