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I'm having trouble simplifying this conditional statements logic. Is there a more effervescent way of writing this?
if(($x || $a) && ($x || $y))
{
if($x){
return true;
}
}
return false;
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Hi Everyone,
I have an if statement with 16 cases (I am checking the state of four boolean variables). Would there be any value in trying to implement this differently, with nested switch statements perhaps?
What is the actual performance gain of a switch statement over an if statement?
Thanks!
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T-SQL VERSION:
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declare @d varchar
set @d = 'No filter'
if (@d like 'No filter')
BEGIN
select 'matched'
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else
begin
select 'not matched'
end
the result of above is always not matched can anybody tell me why and how can I use the like or '=' result in my stored procedure.
thanks
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