Strange problem.
My Query looks like
SELECT DISTINCT ID, `etcetc`, `if/elses over muliple joined tables` FROM
table1 AS `t1`
# some joins, eventually unrelated in that context
WHERE
# some standard where statements, they work/
CASE
WHEN `t1`.`field` = "foo" THEN (`t1`.`anOtherField` != 123 AND `t1`.`anOtherField` != 456 AND `t1`.`anOtherOtherField` != "some String")
WHEN `t1`.`field` = "bar" THEN `t1`.`aSecondOtherField` != 12345
END
#ORDER BY CASE etc. Standard Stuff
Apperantly MySQL returns a wrong rowcount and I think my problem is in the logic of the WHERE ... CASE statement. Maybe with the brackets? Maybe I should go for operator OR
and not AND
? Should my the second WHEN
include brackets also, even when I only compare one field? Should I use IF
and not CASE
?
Basically I want to exclude some rows with specific values IF theres a specific value in field foo
or bar
I would try that all out, but it takes a huge amount of time to complete that query... :(
Edit: Just for the notes, my problem was, that I forgot the ELSE
in my CASE
.
CASE
WHEN `t1`.`field` = "foo" THEN (`t1`.`anOtherField` != 123 AND `t1`.`anOtherField` != 456 AND `t1`.`anOtherOtherField` != "some String")
WHEN `t1`.`field` = "bar" THEN (`t1`.`aSecondOtherField` != 12345)
ELSE TRUE
END
This solution works also, but the posted one is better...