Question

I have a rather large stored procedure that I’m working with, so I’ll only include the snippet that I’m concerned with:

                QUOTENAME(isnull(NumberCount,'0'), '"'),
                QUOTENAME( isnull(QualifiedCount,'0'), '"'),
                QUOTENAME((isnull(RevenueAmount,'0')), '"'),
                QUOTENAME(isnull(CurrencyAmount,'0'), '"')      

In the output, all of the records that have a NULL value display with the expected value of ‘0’, except for the RevenueAmount column. That displays as ‘0.0’. This is because it was declared as NUMERIC(20,2). How do I get it to display a value of ‘0’? I thought setting an explicit value of ‘0’ in the isnull condition would take care of it, but it doesn’t.

Advice?

Answer 1

To display "0" instead of "0.0" when RevenueAmount is 0 or null:

case IsNull(RevenueAmount, 0)
    when 0 then QUOTENAME('0', '"')
    else QUOTENAME(RevenueAmount, '"')
end