Syntax of the case statement / WHEN

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• EXTRACT function can be used directly in the CASE statement WHEN

  I wrote the following SELECT statement. The function 'calc_time_diff' is a stored function that subtracts two timestamps and returns the result to the total number of seconds. My DBA does not 'calc_time_diff' as a stored function, then, I replaced the third line (in bold) in the SELECT statement with this:

  COUNTY ( BOX WHEN (extract (DAY OF v_end_ts-v_st_ts) * 24 * 60 * 60) +)

  (extract (HOUR FROM v_end_ts-v_st_ts) * 60 * 60) +.

  (excerpt (v_end_ts-v_st_ts MINUTE) * 60) +.

  extract ((DEUXIÈME à PARTIR de v_end_ts-v_st_ts) < 3600 THEN 1 END) less_than_1_hrs_count

  But the CASE above does not work. It returns the same value as COUNT (*). If the total number of tickets is 32 output will be

  total_tickets less_than_1_hrs_count

  32                                 32

  If I call the "calc_time_diff" then I get the correct result. What I'm doing wrong here?

  **********************************************************************************************************************************************************************

  SELECT

  Count (*) total_tickets,

  COUNTY ( CASE WHEN END of calc_time_diff (t.created_date, h.closed_date) < 3600 THEN 1) less_than_1_hrs_count

  OF n01.cc_ticket_info t

  JOIN IN-HOUSE

  (SELECT ticket_id, MAX (created_date) closed_date

  OF n01.cc_ticket_status_history

  WHERE ticket_status = 'CLOSED' AND created_date > = 18 August 2013 ' AND created_date < (to_date('08/24/2013','MM/DD/YYYY') + interval '1' DAY)

  GROUP BY ticket_id

  ) h

  WE (t.ticket_id = h.ticket_id)

  INNER JOIN n01.cc_ticket_notes n

  WE (n.created_date = h.closed_date)

  WHERE (t. ticket_status = 'NOTIFICATION' t.ticket_status 'CLOSED' = GOLD) AND t.created_date > = 18 August 2013 ' AND t.last_changed < to_date('08/24/2013','MM/DD/YYYY') + interval '1' DAY);

  ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************

  create or replace

  FUNCTION calc_time_diff)

  p_st_ts N01.cc_ticket_info. Type of LAST_CHANGED %,

  p_end_ts N01.cc_ticket_info. Type of LAST_CHANGED %)

  RETURN NUMBER

  AS

  v_no_sec NUMBER;

  v_st_ts N01.cc_ticket_info. Type of LAST_CHANGED %;

  v_end_ts N01.cc_ticket_info. Type of LAST_CHANGED %;

  BEGIN

  v_st_ts: = p_st_ts;

  v_end_ts: = p_end_ts;

  SELECT (extract (DAY OF v_end_ts-v_st_ts) * 24 * 60 * 60) +.

  (extract (HOUR FROM v_end_ts-v_st_ts) * 60 * 60) +.

  (excerpt (v_end_ts-v_st_ts MINUTE) * 60) +.

  excerpt ((SECOND from v_end_ts-v_st_ts)

  IN v_no_sec

  DOUBLE;

  Return v_no_sec;

  END calc_time_diff;

  Hello

  You don't need a function defined by the user or the EXTRACT to find the difference between two timestamps.

  SELECT COUNT (*) AS total_tickets

  , COUNTY ( BOX WHEN h.closed_date < t.created_date="" +="" interval="" '1'=""> )

                       THEN 1

  END

  ) AS less_than_1_hrs_count

  ...

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and the results desired from these data.
  Point where the above query is to produce erroneous results, and explain, using specific examples, how you get the right results from data provided in these places.
  If you change the query at all, post your modified version.
  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: https://forums.oracle.com/message/9362002

• Helps the case statement when

  I am trying to compare the (date) "LATEST_EVENT_DT" to the "Big Date" ().

  So for 'The last event,' show "CANCELLED" If the "more great Date" is superior to the "LATEST_EVENT_DT" and if not, then display the value in the column 'LATEST_EVENT_DESC'. "

  If I take the part "Last event" everything works fine. But with it in I get the error 'keyword not found FROM or planned. " If anyone can help with this?

  Select

  LATEST_EVENT_DT,

  
  "OIT_Closed_Date", "OIR_Closed_Date", "OIN_Closed_Date."

  largest (LATEST_EVENT_DT, nvl ('OIT_Closed_Date', TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY')), nvl ('OIR_Closed_Date', TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY')), nvl ('OIN_Closed_Date', TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY'))) "Big Date"

  "Last event" =.
  CASE
  WHEN LATEST_EVENT_DT < 'Date of larger' THEN 'CANCELLED '.
  OF OTHER LATEST_EVENT_DESC
  END

  of apex01.greatest_date_vw_SGD

  Thank you

  Steven

  Hi, Steven,

  What is

  "Last event" =.

  supposed to do?  Do you want the column returned by the expression BOX to appear as the "Last event" in the output?  If so, use an alias for column after the expression, as you did with "Big Date".

  You cannot define an alias for column (such as "largest Date") and then refer to this alias in the select even where it has been set.  Derive from the column in a subquery, you can reference it in a great query, like this:

  WITH got_greatest_date AS

  (

  Select LATEST_EVENT_DT

  , "OIT_Closed_Date".

  , "OIR_Closed_Date".

  , "OIN_Closed_Date".

  largest (LATEST_EVENT_DT

  nvl ('OIT_Closed_Date',

  , TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY')

  )

  nvl ('OIR_Closed_Date',

  , TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY')

  )

  nvl ('OIN_Closed_Date',

  , TO_DATE ('01011950', 'MMDDYYYY')

  )

  ) AS "Big Date".

  of apex01.greatest_date_vw_SGD

  )

  SELECT eff.*

  CASE

  WHEN LATEST_EVENT_DT< "greatest="">

  THEN "CANCELLED."

  OF OTHER LATEST_EVENT_DESC

  END as the "last event".

  OF got_greatest_date g

  ;

  You really like the names in double quotes?  Most people find them very confusing and a lot more trouble than they are worth.

• Case statement "when IN the cursor.

  Hi people.
  
  I wonder if it is possible to use the IN within a CASE statement?
  
  I'm trying to see if a parameter is certain dates in another table. I have a cursor declared which points to this date column, and looks like my case statement so
  
  case parameter_date IN certain_dates then if_holiday: = 1 else if_holiday: = 2 end;
  
  It doesn't when I try to compile. And my procedure is listed as invalid.
  
  Thanks for any help :)

  I have the Case statement without the right to choose?

  Only if specify you on literals as follows

  in ('WHATEVER', 'DUDE', 'RUG')
  

  You cannot use a variable.

  I guess it may be easier if I just use an if statement.

  Ah, is this a CASE of PL/SQL rather than a SQL CASE? Not that it makes a lot of difference. In any case, if this world is IF... ELSIF easier than the CASE? I mean, I'm a traditionalist, and I prefer even the syntax of the CASE.

  Cheers, APC

  blog: http://radiofreetooting.blogspot.com

• Question of the CASE statement

  Is it OK to mix conditions inside the case statement? as for example:
  
  SUM (CASE WHEN b.SUPPLIER_NUM = 12345 AND c.VPN IN ('3245', '5345', '87894') THEN a.TRAN_AMT ELSE 0 END) SUMSPEND_MOS
  
  ???
  
  I put in parentheses between the two conditions?
  
  SUM (CASE WHEN (b.SUPPLIER_NUM = 12345 AND c.VPN IN ('3245 ', '5345', ' 87894')) THEN a.TRAN_AMT ELSE 0 END) SUMSPEND_MOS
  
  is this legal syntax? because its not complaining do not, but I want to just make sure that these things are good to use and the data comes right back.
  
  Thank you!

  Kodiak_Seattle wrote:
  Is it OK to mix conditions inside the case statement? as for example:

  SUM (CASE WHEN b.SUPPLIER_NUM = 12345 AND c.VPN IN ('3245', '5345', '87894') THEN a.TRAN_AMT ELSE 0 END) SUMSPEND_MOS

  ???

  Yes, you can do that. The conditions must be related somehow.

  I put in parentheses between the two conditions?

  SUM (CASE WHEN (b.SUPPLIER_NUM = 12345 AND c.VPN IN ('3245 ', '5345', ' 87894')) THEN a.TRAN_AMT ELSE 0 END) SUMSPEND_MOS

  You have no need, but if it helps you (or one who has to maintain the code) to understand it better, then go ahead. The cost can be one millisecond extra when the query is compiled (it will run everything as fast so be it), and the benefits can be enormous.

  I find that formatting code contributes much more clarity to have additional parentheses. Why not use something like that?

  SUM ( CASE
            WHEN (    b.SUPPLIER_NUM     = 12345
              AND  c.VPN           IN ('3245', '5345', '87894')
              )
        THEN a.TRAN_AMT
        ELSE 0
        END
      )          AS SUMSPEND_MOS
  

  If you have really complicated conditions, where you mix ANDS and ORs, then you should certainly use parentheses. It goes the same for the WHERE clause.

  is this legal syntax? because its not complaining do not, but I want to just make sure that these things are good to use and the data comes right back.

  The syntax is fine.
  If the data comes in good or bad is another matter. What data are, and what you mean by 'comes back good' (in other words, what results do you get off these data)?

• Using syntax for the 'If' statement in the query?

  Hi, I work at the end before the PS 9.2 via the request handler and need help

  What I want to do, it's a field of expression to create
  another field of expression that I can use to group on. Maybe the query like
  expressions based on expressions...? Maybe because I'm on an Oracle database, I need to use Decode? If so, how can I use decode?

  Details:

  The field I created Gets the length of the employee in
  service and it works very well

  MONTHS_BETWEEN (SYSDATE, A.SERVICE_DT) / 12

  It works as a character or a numeric field.

  This is the problem... The next field, I would like that the query is one that goes like this...

  IF ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12))
  < = 4.99, "minus 5"

  ELSE IF ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) > = 5 AND
  ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSYDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) < = 9.99, "5 to 9".

  ELSE IF ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) > = 10 AND
  ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSYDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) < = 14.99, '10 to 14', "15 and"
  More»

  I get an error message that "a SQL error has occurred. For more details, please see your system log. Error in running because the SQL query is 972. Message = ORA-00972 identifier is too long (50 380)

  Can you tell me what expression should I use? And please keep in mind that I do not have access to the SQL Developer, so I have to use the query. Thank you!... Mary

  
  
  

  I would recommend using BOX WHEN if you're on an Oracle database.  Something like:

  CASE WHEN ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) <=4.99 then="" 'less="" than="" 5'="" when="" ((months_between(sysdate,a.service_dt)/12))="">= 5 AND

  ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12)) <=9.99 then="" '5="" to="" 9'="" when="" ((months_between(sysdate,a.service_dt)/12))="">= 10 AND ((MONTHS_BETWEEN(SYSDATE,A.SERVICE_DT)/12))<=14.99 then="" '10="" to="" 14'="" else="" '15="" and="" over'="">

  You can find more on the syntax of the CASE on the Oracle's Web site:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14261/case_statement.htm

• using the case statement

  
  Hello

  How can I convert a code for the below sql case statement:

  If)

  (length of (tmp_co_orig_val) < = 0 OR tmp_co_orig_val < = 0 OR tmp_co_orig_val == 1 OR tmp_co_orig_val > = 9999999)

  OR

  ((tmp_co_orig_val == 999999 AND (length of (tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt) < = 0 OR tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt < tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt > 1.3 GOLD 0.15)))

  Start

  tmp_collatvalue = «»

  tmp_msg_cd = 115

  end

  Is the case statement below that I wrote is correct. I don't have an environment now to test.  Please advice.

  BOX WHEN (CHAR_LENGTH (tmp_co_orig_val) < = 0 OR tmp_co_orig_val < 0 OR tmp_co_orig_val = 1 OR tmp_co_orig_val = > = 9999999)

  OR (tmp_co_orig_val = 999999 AND (CHAR_LENGTH (tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt) < = 0 OR tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt < tmp_rcr_orgn_ltv_rt > 1.3 GOLD 0.15))

  THEN tmp_collatvalue IS NULL AND tmp_msg_cd = 115

  END

  Hello

  937454 wrote:

  Thanks Frank. Really helps. But I have to write a sql statement

  But can you also specify, if I made a mistake in my code, or it's ok.

  There are no CASES reported in Oracle SQL.

  Oracle SQL has BOX expressions, but they only return a single value.  You cannot set 2 columns in the same expression BOX.

  Perhaps the best thing to do in pure SQL for you is to write a CASE expression, very similar to the CASE statement above, in a subquery and use the results of this in 2 separate expressions of BOX (very simple) in a Super application.

• Understand the CASE statement

  I got confused on this CASE

  (1) SELECT BOX WHEN 111 = "111" THEN 'YES' ELSE ' ' END OF THE DOUBLE - YES

  (2) SELECT CASE WHEN COALESCE (111 111) DOESN'T = "111" THEN 'YES' ELSE ' ' END OF THE DOUBLE - YES

  (3) SELECT CASE WHEN COALESCE (111, '111') = '111' THEN 'YES' IS ' ' END OF THE DOUBLE

  ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected NUMBER obtained TANK

  What exactly the things happening between 2 & 3. ' nt it implicitly convert as case 2 is because that in case 3, the first value is anyway not null as CAS2... This leads to confusion.

  I have read the Oracle documentation and there is an implicit data type conversion table. It also indicates that can be converted. There is always some confusion raised. Anyone could wrap this confusion?

  No, the function coalesce requires that all entries to be of the same data type because they are arguments of this function.

  Conversion of implicit data type occurs generally when things are compared with operators (as you do in examples 1 and 2.

  There is not many functions/procedures of this nature that the mixed data types and convert them for you.

  So, it is nothing to do with the CASE statements, it's in with him COALESCE function.  It is overloaded for particular data types, but it requires all arguments to be of the same data type.

• Help: How to use the Case statement in the ODI11g Interface?

  Hello
  My basic source I get 'Year' values and I want that these values result code in the interface and after translation want to push on the target system.
  Example:
  Database source, I get value for
  Year
  2010
  2011
  2012
  
  When I get the year 2010 I want to change the value in "FY10".
  When I get year 2011 I want to change the value in "FY11.
  and even for the year 2012 to "FY12.
  I've tried to make the Case statement, but had no success.
  I don't want to create the lookup table in the source system.
  Any help in this matter.
  
  Thank you
  
  Concerning
  Sher
  
  Published by: Sher Ullah Baig on August 26, 2012 17:52

  CASE
  WHEN source_column = '2010' THEN 'FY10.
  WHEN source_column = '2011' and THEN 'FY11.
  WHEN source_column = '2012' and THEN 'FY12.
  END

• NOT IN clause in State of the CASE statement does not

  Dear friends,
  
  I want to use on the condition in the WHERE clause of my SELECT statement.
  
  WHERE <>...
  <>...
  AND eihf.exr_aip_asset_sid NOT IN
  (CASE when safa.fund_relation = 'C' and safa.fund_account_code! = vFundAccount)
  SO (37874,37909,43424,55040,59513,59598,58570,76148,75885,75927)
  ON THE OTHER
  (0)
  END
  )
  
  But it gives me an error like "missing of good parenthis."
  
  Help, please.
  
  Kind regards
  Jonathan

  You can not write a list of values within the case statement.

  try something like this,

   WHERE
  <------------->
     AND CASE WHEN safa.fund_relation = 'C' AND safa.fund_account_code != vFundAccount
           THEN eihf.exr_aip_asset_sid ELSE 1 END
         NOT IN (37874, 37909, 43424, 55040, 59513, 59598, 58570, 76148, 75885, 75927)
     AND CASE WHEN safa.fund_relation = 'C' AND safa.fund_account_code != vFundAccount
           THEN 1 ELSE eihf.exr_aip_asset_sid  END != 0;
  

• Problem of the CASE statement

  Hi all
  
  I need to replace the value selected,
  
  Here's the query... make a mistake... make me ORA-00923: KEYWORD not found or provided.
  
  Could you please correct me.
  
  SELECT sper.assettxt =
  CASE
  WHEN (select description of flv fnd_lookup_values where flv.lookup_type = 'ZZCUS_SPER_ASSET_CODES'
  and flv.description = sper.assettxt);
  (select the meaning of flv fnd_lookup_values where flv.lookup_type = 'ZZCUS_SPER_ASSET_CODES'
  and flv.description = sper.assettxt)
  NVL (resp_cat. (Text, 'Total');
  NVL (SUM (DECODE (sper.author_create_ta_interval,' < = 24 h, sper.total, 0)), 0) day1.
  NVL (SUM (DECODE (sper.author_create_ta_interval,' < = 48 but > 24', sper.total, 0)), 0) day2.
  NVL (SUM (DECODE (sper.author_create_ta_interval,' < = 72 but > 48', sper.total, 0)), 0) day 3,.
  NVL (SUM (DECODE (sper.author_create_ta_interval,' > 72 h, sper.total, 0)), 0) day4.
  NVL (SUM (DECODE (sper.author_create_ta_interval, "N/a", sper.total, 0)), 0) 'open ',.
  NVL (SUM (sper.total), 0) "Grand Total".
  (SELECT "point proven" TEXT data)
  OF THE DOUBLE
  UNION
  SELECT "data updated item.
  OF THE DOUBLE
  UNION
  SELECT "other answers.
  Resp_cat FROM DUAL)
  LEFT OUTER JOIN
  (SELECT assettxt,
  s.sper_status_text,
  s.author_create_ta_interval,
  Total COUNT (*)
  OF s zzcus.zzcus_sper_data
  WHERE 1 = 1
  AND s.sper_dates =: P_SR_DATES
  AND s.sper_month = substr(:P_SR_DATES,5,2)
  AND s.customer_id =: P_CUSTOMER_ID
  - AND s.task_inquiry_type AS ' descriptive data Challenge %.
  AND s.assettxt <>'! MAD
  S.assettxt, s.sper_status_text, s.author_create_ta_interval)
  SPER partition by (SPER. ASSETTXT)
  ((CASE
  WHEN sper.sper_status_text = "data confirmed."
  THEN
  "Question confirmed the data.
  WHEN sper.sper_status_text = "updating data"
  THEN
  "Item updated data.
  ON THE OTHER
  "Other answers.
  END) = resp_cat.text)
  GROUP BY ROLLUP (resp_cat.text), sper.assettxt
  ORDER BY sper.assettxt, (CASE resp_cat.text
  WHEN 'confirmed data element' THEN 1
  WHEN 'updated data element' THEN 2
  WHEN "Others" THEN 3
  END)
  
  
  
  
  I need to replace sper.assettxt with the meaning of fnd_lookup_values table.
  
  
  
  
  -

  Well, it is interpretation since I'm guessing by your intention with the CASE statement.

  Do you mean

  CASE
  WHEN EXISTS
     (
        SELECT
           description
        FROM
           fnd_lookup_values flv
        WHERE
           flv.lookup_type  ='ZZCUS_SPER_ASSET_CODES'
        AND flv.description =sper.assettxt
     )
     THEN
     (
        SELECT
           meaning
        FROM
           fnd_lookup_values flv
        WHERE
           flv.lookup_type  ='ZZCUS_SPER_ASSET_CODES'
        AND flv.description =sper.assettxt
     )
  END, 
  

  If yes then it is much better represented as

     (
        SELECT
           meaning
        FROM
           fnd_lookup_values flv
        WHERE
           flv.lookup_type  ='ZZCUS_SPER_ASSET_CODES'
        AND flv.description =sper.assettxt
     )
  

  Assuming that the code returns 0 - 1 line (no more and you will get an error).

• Use the CASE statement in a query of LOV

  Hello
  
  I wrote a select statement to be used in my list of values query, and it works fine when I run with SQL Developer. But when I put it in the LOV I get the LOV query is invalid error message. Here's the query I use:
  

  select 
      case when nt.COMMON_NAME is not null then nt.COMMON_NAME || ' (' || nt.TAXON_NAME || ')'
          else nt.TAXON_NAME
      end display_species
     ,case when nt.COMMON_NAME is not null then nt.COMMON_NAME || ' (' || nt.TAXON_NAME || ')'
          else nt.TAXON_NAME
      end return_species
  FROM NBN_TAXON nt
  WHERE lower(nt.INPUT_CATEGORY) = decode(lower(:P312_TAXON_GROUP_ADD), 'fish', 'fishes', lower(:P312_TAXON_GROUP_ADD))     
  order by 1;

  If the CASE statement is the source of the problem?

  Hello

  Try to remove the colon semi at the end.

  See you soon

  Ben

• TDE is not "transparent" to the CASE statement

  Hello
  
  I have installed oracle (10) database with TDE. It works very well with almost all queries. But I have problems when I try to use the CASE statement.
  
  
  He comes to the table, I created:
  
  {color: #0000ff} create table t_test)
  col1 varchar (128)); {color}
  
  This query returns an empty result (as planned, because there is still no data in the table).
  
  {color: #0000ff} to select)
  When col1 = 'test' then 'test '.
  end) as Carter
  of t_test
  {color}
  I now encrypt the column with the following statement:
  
  {color: #0000ff} change alter table t_test (col1 encrypt using "AES256" without salt); {color}
  
  And try again the same statement:
  
  {color: #0000ff} to select)
  When col1 = 'test' then 'test '.
  end) as Carter
  of t_test
  {color}
  He now returns {color: #ff0000} ORA-00932 inconsistent data types: expected BINARY got {color} CHAR
  
  But if I try:
  
  {color: #0000ff} select *.
  of t_test
  {color}
  There is no errors (returns empty result, as expected).
  
  I tried even with data, with the same result.
  
  Could someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
  
  Thank you.

  You touch the Bug 6262107 'ORA-932 of the CASE expression sought with encrypted column:

  Description:
  "ORA-932 incompatible data types: expected BINARY got TANK ' is triggered.
  on a query with a case expression sought on a column with TDE.

  for example:
  CREATE TABLE TDE_TEST (COL1 VARCHAR2 (1));
  INSERT INTO TDE_TEST VALUES('1');
  ALTER TABLE TDE_TEST CHANGE (COL1 ENCRYPT WITHOUT SALT);
  SELECT CASE WHEN COL1 = '1', THEN 'A' OF ANOTHER END 'B' OF TDE_TEST;
  ^
  ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected BINARY got TANK

  Workaround solution:
  Convert a simple case of the searched case expression expression.

  So, I updated the sql works:
  SQL > select (case col1
  2 when 'test' then 'test '.
  3 end) as Carter
  4 * of t_test
  /
  no selected line

  I hope this helps.

• call the statement box inside the case statement

  I am writing a program which requires me to run a statement box inside another case statement. Although this sounds like a simple thing, I need to be able to call the case statement using a sequence structure, where s1 sends the true value to the case, s2, a fake. Then I need to record the results of this instruction box in a text file. Attatched is a simplified version of what I'm trying to do. Please note that the way my program runs may not call the case statement without using a sequence structure, two nesting box instructions is not feasible. I hope someone out there can help me because I was stuck trying to find this for awhile.

  Thank you

  LVStudent wrote:

  [...] I can't call the case statement without using a sequence structure

  Yes you can.  You just need to be smart.

  LVStudent wrote:

  I don't think I can use a state machine to fix this.

  I think you probably can.

  With respect to your original post. What are these s1 and s2 are you talking about?  My opinion on the matter, it is that you want to select a case based on the values of several controls Boolean.  If this is correct, I do this:

  

  Build your Boolean controls in a table, convert the table number and insert it into the structure of your business.  No button pressed = 0, s1 = only 1, s2 = only 2 both = 3.   This works for Boolean values as much as you want and is an easy way to make a decision that depends on many entries.

• Why my windows displays in the United States, when im in Great Britain

  When I go to windows update shows im in the United States when I stay in the United Kingdom, Ive changed to uk .when I just off site and back, on his return to the United States. Help

  Hello

  • How have you changed the settings?
  I suggest to change the locale associated with place and time then check. :
  Regional and Language Options overview
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/int_pr_custom_workspace_regionalsettings.mspx?mfr=true