SQL Server - Case Statement

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I m almost certain you cannot do this within the context of the case statement  and I haven t been able to find any documentation about it  but is it possible to do the following   SELECT CASE WHEN testValue  gt  2  THEN testValue Without Repeating it  ELSE FailValue  END  FROM Table    A better more thorough example   Select CASE WHEN  Foo-stuff bar   gt  2  THEN Conditional statement without  gt 2 Else  Fail  END  FROM TABLE   I am looking for a way to create a select without repeating the conditional query   EDIT  Due to a poor example on my part  and the lack of answers I was looking for   testValue    Table A   Table B    Table C Table D  SELECT CASE WHEN testValue  gt  2  THEN testValue ELSE FailValue  END  FROM Table

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The query can be written slightly simpler  like this   DECLARE  T INT   2   SELECT CASE           WHEN  T  lt  1 THEN  less than one            WHEN  T   1 THEN  one            ELSE  greater than one          END T

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Like so  DECLARE  t INT 1  SELECT CASE             WHEN  t gt 0 THEN                 CASE                     WHEN  t 1 THEN  one                      ELSE  not one                  END             ELSE  less than one          END   EDIT  After looking more at the question  I think the best option is to create a function that calculates the value  That way  if you end up having multiple places where the calculation needs done  you only have one point to maintain the logic

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I am looking for a way to create a select without repeating the conditional query    I m assuming that you don t want to repeat Foo-stuff bar  You could put your calculation into a derived table   SELECT CASE WHEN a TestValue  gt  2 THEN a TestValue ELSE  Fail  END  FROM  SELECT  Foo-stuff bar  AS TestValue FROM MyTable  AS a   A common table expression would work just as well   WITH a AS  SELECT  Foo-stuff bar  AS TestValue FROM MyTable  SELECT CASE WHEN a TestValue  gt  2 THEN a TestValue ELSE  Fail  END     FROM a   Also  each part of your switch should return the same datatype  so you may have to cast one or more cases

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We can use case statement Like this  select Name EmailId gender case  when gender  M  then  F  when gender  F  then  M  end  from  dbo   Employees    WE can also it as follow   select Name EmailId case gender when  M  then  F  when  F  then  M  end  from  dbo   Employees

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