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PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 10, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

enter image description here

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, just 'IN STOCK' or '[NULL]' and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Is betterr way to do that?

Thank you for any help.

System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 10, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

enter image description here

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Thank you for any help.

System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 10, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

enter image description here

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, just 'IN STOCK' or '[NULL]' and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Is betterr way to do that?

Thank you for any help.

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System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 910, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

enter image description here

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Thank you for any help.

System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 9, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Thank you for any help.

System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 10, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

enter image description here

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Thank you for any help.

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System

PostgreSQL 11.5 (Ubuntu 11.5-0ubuntu0.19.04.1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 8.3.0-6ubuntu1) 8.3.0, 64-bit

Case

Does select work in case condition? I need return 1 state from 4 states in case. I try to explain.

Shop has eshop (store_id = 7) and stores (store_id = 1 - 9, others, but not 7).

Eshop and every store have available_count - in stock.

Logic is:

When available_count > 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) then in stock.

When available_count = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and available_count > 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is greater than 1 for all stores, for eshop is 0) then in stock on store.

When available_count <= 1 where store_id = 7 (eshop) or available_count <= 1 where store_id != 7 (at least one value is 1, others are 0, but if all are 0, then not in stock) then on request.

When count_availability = 0 where store_id = 7 (eshop) and count_availability = 0 where store_id != 7 (all values are 0) then not in stock.

I tried

case
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') > 1 then 'IN STOCK ON STORE'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') <= 1 or (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') <= 1 then 'ON REQUEST'
when (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id = '7') = 0 and (select ja.available_count where ja.store_id != '7') = 0 then 'NOT IN STOCK'
end as "availability",

It returns more than one value for availability, and sometimes seems there is problem with right value.

Thank you for any help.