Covert SybaseIQ SQL for Oracle

Hi all

Can come a help me next secret SybaseIQ SQL for Oracle.

Select
t.Sales_rep_id as sales_rep_id
CASE when
length (if t.market_id is null then "endif) = 0 or t.market_id is null
then 0 otherwise cast (t.market_id as integer) end UP as market_id
"TENDER" as feature_category
null as is_override_tax_exempt
null as audit_entered_by_user of ODS. POS_ODS_TENDER t;

Thank you

user2281943 wrote:
Hi all

Can come a help me next secret SybaseIQ SQL for Oracle.

Select
t.Sales_rep_id as sales_rep_id
CASE when
length (if t.market_id is null then "endif) = 0 or t.market_id is null
then 0 otherwise cast (t.market_id as integer) end UP as market_id
"TENDER" as feature_category
null as is_override_tax_exempt
null as audit_entered_by_user of ODS. POS_ODS_TENDER t;

Thank you

Try this

select t.Sales_rep_id as sales_rep_id
       , CASE when length(decode(t.market_id,null,'')) = 0 or t.market_id is null
              then 0
              else to_number(t.market_id)
         END as market_id
       , 'TENDER' as feature_category
       , null as is_override_tax_exempt
       , null as audit_entered_by_user
  from ODS.POS_ODS_TENDER t;

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