I have added the following CASE
statement in my query:
CASE starlingYear
WHEN CONVERT(VARCHAR, 3000) THEN 'Not yet active'
ELSE CONVERT(VARCHAR, starlingYear)
END AS starBirth
Adding this CASE
has increased the query execution time from less than a second to about 8 or 10 seconds.
The query only has about 1000 rows.
Is there a way to increase performance?
CodePudding user response:
The syntax should be as follows. If startlingYear is 3000 (int) then 'Not yet active' else convert starlingYear to varchar.
SELECT CASE starlingYear
WHEN 3000
THEN 'Not yet active'
ELSE
CONVERT(VARCHAR(30), starlingYear)
END AS starBirth
FROM table1