I’m passing 3 parameters into my Hana Stored Procedure to use as WHERE
clauses, and if the parameter is null
, I want the procedure to behave as though that condition doesn’t exist.
example:
if one of the input parameters is deviceType.
SELECT TOP 5 DISTINCT USERS FROM MYTABLE WHERE USERDEVICE = deviceType;
if deviceType is null, query should simply be
SELECT TOP 5 DISTINCT USERS FROM MYTABLE.
I know I can achieve this with if statements, but is there another way to do it?
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Answer
When using SQLScript you can use the APPLY_FILTER() function.
E.g.
drop procedure getTopUsers; create procedure getTopUsers (IN filter_cond NVARCHAR(200)) as begin vUsers = SELECT DISTINCT user_name, creator FROM USERS; if (:filter_cond is NULL) then TopUsers = select TOP 5 user_name FROM :vUsers; else tTopUsers = APPLY_FILTER(:vUsers, :filter_cond); TopUsers = SELECT TOP 5 user_name FROM :tTopUsers; end if; SELECT user_name FROM :TopUsers; end; call getTopUsers ('CREATOR != ''SYS'' '); call getTopUsers (NULL);