I'm trying to compare my case result (desirecountry) with an existing column (so.country_name) to get another case result (Final_Country_Map_Name):
SELECT subs."user email", subs."user join date", subs.location,
iso.country_name as iso_country, iso.country_id as iso_country_id,
users.country, users.event_type,
-- 1.
CASE WHEN subs.location = iso.country_name THEN iso.country_name
ELSE users.country END AS **desirecountry**,
-- 2.
CASE WHEN **desirecountry** = iso.country_name THEN **desirecountry**
--ELSE Null END AS **Final_Country_Map_Name**
FROM subs
LEFT JOIN
iso
ON
subs.location = iso.country_name
LEFT JOIN
users
ON
users.user_id = subs."user email"
When I'm using the second CASE conditions the logic is failing, it's not giving the expected output, it's giving me a null value in "final_country_map_name" column instead of "desirecountry" value = United States. Any small help would be helpful, Thank you.
Ex: Column names are:->
location | iso_country | country | desirecountry | final_country_map_name &&& Column o/p are: ->
U.s, null, United States, United States, null,
Best Answer
Your code looks more like postgre, than MySQL
Also for your information, you should not use spaces in column names and leave the desired output to the gui, that save a lot of time
I used the inner
SubSELECT
to gather the data and put the secondCASE
in the outerSELECT