This is like when you type an SMS (in iPhone) and it changes the words according to some "logic" :)
>That was meant as
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>SELECT IIF(Col1 > 0,Col1,0) AS X FROM test_max HAVING X > 0
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>I used S P 1 in my first post. This is my shortcut for Spalte1 (Column1). It was change by UT to Service Pack 1. Funny!
>
>
>>Yes, this should work in VFP. Thank you.
>>
>>>Maybe something like
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>>>SELECT IIF(SP1 > 0,SP1,0) AS X FROM test_max HAVING X > 0
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>Gerhard
>>>
>>>>Thank you.
>>>>
>>>>>You cannot do that in VFP either
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>When executing SQL Select and you need the resulting value not to be negative, what is the equivalent of VFP MAX() function? For example, if VFP you can do:
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>>>>>>Select MAX(Field1,0) from Table
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Is CASE WHEN the only option in SQL Server, as:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>select CASE WHEN Field1 < 0 THEN 0 ELSE Field1 END from Table
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA
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