sql server 2012 error in function

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Hi all,

I am executing following statements in sql server 2012 but am getting error saying that "Incorrect syntax near >"

SQL

DECLARE @NUMBER INT=10
SELECT IIF(@NUMBER >10,'TRUE','FALSE') AS DD

could anyone help me to resolve this problem.

Thanks and Regards,
Prakash.ch

Posted 16-Jul-13 20:27pm

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Raja Sekhar S 17-Jul-13 3:44am

It's Running Fine in Sql Server 2012.... Check whether you are running in Sql server 2012 or lower version...

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**Nirav Prabtani** · Answer 1 · 2013-07-16T20:33:00

try this...:)

SQL

DECLARE @NUMBER INT=10
SELECT CASE
WHEN @NUMBER > 10 THEN 'TRUE'
ELSE 'FALSE' END AS DD;

Posted 16-Jul-13 20:33pm

Updated 16-Jul-13 20:34pm

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prakash.chakrala 17-Jul-13 2:36am

hi thank you for your reply I want to use new iif function in sql server 2012 but not case statement.
Thank you

Nirav Prabtani 17-Jul-13 2:40am

can i know why do you have need of only "iff" function??

Mukesh Ghosh · Answer 2 · 2013-07-16T20:39:00

Try with bellow code as alternative

SELECT CASE WHEN @NUMBER > 10 THEN 'TRUE' ELSE 'FALSE' END

Posted 16-Jul-13 20:39pm

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ArunRajendra 17-Jul-13 2:41am

Why are you posting duplicate answers.