change where clause depending on parameter

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i have:

ALTER Procedure [dbo].[GetService]
(
@intCountryID int,
@intRegionID int
)

as
Begin
SELECT 
				ECT.ContactID,
				TEC.Country AS [Country Tag],
				TER.Region AS [Region Tag], 
				EBR.BrandCOE AS [BrandCOE Tag],
				ECT.DisplayContact,
				ECT.Contact,
				ECT.Address1,
				ECT.Address2,
				ECT.City,
				EC.Country,
				ER.Region,
				ECT.ContactState,
				ECT.PostalCode,
				ECT.Phone1,
				ECT.Fax,
				ECT.Email,
				ECT.URL

			FROM dbo.Emr_ContactBrandCOE ECBS		

				INNER JOIN dbo.Emr_Contact ECT					ON (ECT.ContactID = ECBS.ContactID)				  
				INNER JOIN dbo.Emr_BrandCOE EBR					ON (ECBS.BrandCOEID = EBR.BrandCOEID)	
				--Contacts Location
				LEFT JOIN dbo.Emr_Country EC					ON (EC.CountryID = ECT.CountryID)
				LEFT JOIN dbo.Emr_Region ER					ON	(ER.RegionID = EC.RegionID)
				--Tag Location
				LEFT JOIN dbo.Emr_Country TEC					ON (TEC.CountryID = ECBS.CountryID)
				LEFT JOIN dbo.Emr_Region TECER					ON	(TECER.RegionID = TEC.RegionID)

				LEFT JOIN dbo.Emr_Region TER					ON (TER.RegionID = ECBS.RegionID)			   
		   WHERE     
				 EBR.BusinessID = 3 
				AND (
						(ECT.CountryID = @intCountryID) OR
						(ECBS.CountryID = @intCountryID) OR
						(ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID) 
					)

		   ORDER BY ECT.DisplayContact ASC 
end

as a stored procedure. I want to change the whole where clause depending on parameter.

if @intCountryID = 0:

SQL

WHERE
                 EBR.BusinessID = 3
                AND (
                        (ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID)
                    )

           ORDER BY ECT.DisplayContact ASC

if @intCountryID is not equal to 0:

SQL

WHERE
                 EBR.BusinessID = 3
                AND (
                        (ECT.CountryID = @intCountryID) OR
                        (ECBS.CountryID = @intCountryID) OR
                        (ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID)
                    )

           ORDER BY ECT.DisplayContact ASC

is there a way to implement this?

Posted 28-Jul-14 2:49am

macmacmacmac

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PIEBALDconsult 28-Jul-14 9:00am

Write two procedures?

3 solutions

Solution 3

above answers are correct.
if you want to put other solution then
you can store all the query string in to string/varchar/ text variable and use concatenation by putting if condition and put where clause as you required
then
execute your query by using exec keyword

Posted 29-Jul-14 19:44pm

Manoj Kumar Choubey

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Aarti Meswania · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-28T03:57:00

Solution 1

SQL

WHERE EBR.BusinessID = 3 
AND 1 = CASE WHEN @intCountryID = 0 
         THEN CASE WHEN ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
         ELSE 
            CASE WHEN ECT.CountryID = @intCountryID OR ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID OR ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
         END
ORDER BY ECT.DisplayContact ASC

Happy Coding!
:)

Posted 28-Jul-14 3:57am

Aarti Meswania

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Maciej Los 30-Jul-14 1:56am

+5

Aarti Meswania 2-Aug-14 4:56am

thank u :)

Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-28T04:02:00

Solution 2

How about:

SQL

WHERE
    EBR.BusinessID = 3
AND
    (
        (@intCountryID != 0 AND @intCountryID IN (ECT.CountryID, ECBS.CountryID))
    OR
        ECBS.RegionID = @intRegionID
    )

Posted 28-Jul-14 4:02am

Richard Deeming