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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T11:24:05+00:00 2026-05-25T11:24:05+00:00

I have a Case-When clause like this; (CASE WHEN A.YAZ_ADRES IS NULL THEN (B.IS_ADRES1

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I have a Case-When clause like this;

(CASE WHEN A.YAZ_ADRES IS NULL
         THEN (B.IS_ADRES1 +' '+B.IS_ADRES2) 
         ELSE A.YAZ_ADRES END) 

I want to use a condition after THEN

For Example;

(CASE WHEN A.YAZ_ADRES IS NULL
         THEN (IF B.TUZ = 'T' THEN (B.IS_ADRES1 +' '+B.IS_ADRES2) ELSE ((B.EV_ADRES1 +' '+B.EV_ADRES2)))
         ELSE A.YAZ_ADRES END) 

How can I use nested condition in Case-When ?

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    2026-05-25T11:24:05+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 11:24 am

    You can nest CASE clauses like this:

    (CASE WHEN A.YAZ_ADRES IS NULL
      THEN
        (CASE WHEN B.TUZ = 'T'
          THEN (B.IS_ADRES1 +' '+B.IS_ADRES2)
          ELSE ((B.EV_ADRES1 +' '+B.EV_ADRES2))
        END)
      ELSE A.YAZ_ADRES
    END)
    
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