Question

I am wondering if it is possible to specify multiple values in the then part of a case statement in T-SQL?

I have attached a chunk of code where I am using this to join in some tables in a query. I have included a comment in the snippet.

LEFT JOIN Business B ON v.BusID = B.BusID
LEFT JOIN BusinessTypeKey T ON B.BusinessTypeID = T.BusTypeID
LEFT JOIN Location L ON L.BusID = B.BusID
AND L.HeadQuarters = CASE 
WHEN (SELECT COUNT(1) from Location L2
WHERE L2.BusID = B.BusID) = 1                                                                           
THEN 1,0   -- Would like to specify either 1 or 0 here. I suppose I could also make it euqal to -> L.HeadQuarters but would like a better way to impose it                                                                                                  
ELSE 1  
END

Answer 1

This is a little ugly, but assuming HeadQuarters is not a decimal/numeric type and only integer values,

AND L.HeadQuarters BETWEEN CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT...) = 1 THEN 0 ELSE 1 END AND 1;