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Asked: 2026-06-01T12:03:27+00:00

I have a specific information in a table I am looking for, this query

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I have a specific information in a table I am looking for, this query will show it:

SELECT StringValue FROM ClientSettings
WHERE Setting like 'CompanyDomain'
OR Setting like 'CompanyActivityEmail'
OR Setting like 'CompanySupportPhone'
OR Setting like 'CompanyName'

It returns the following date:

StringValue
MyCompanyName
MyCompanyName@email.com
www.mycompanydomain.com
801-555-1212

I am trying to now set these up to variables without having to make 4 separate select statements.

Here is what I have, but it is not working as I want it to:

DECLARE @CompanyName VARCHAR(100)
DECLARE @CompanyDomain VARCHAR(100)
SELECT @CompanyName = StringValue, @CompanyDomain = StringValue FROM ClientSettings
WHERE Setting like 'CompanyName'
OR Setting like 'CompanyDomain'

SELECT @CompanyName
SELECT @CompanyDomain

I am curious if what I am even trying is possible?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I think the issue is that you should only assign one value for each row, but not overwrite the other variables at the same time. A CASE statement should let you do this:

    DECLARE @CompanyName VARCHAR(100)
DECLARE @CompanyDomain VARCHAR(100)

SELECT 
    @CompanyName = CASE WHEN Setting = 'CompanyName' 
        THEN StringValue ELSE @CompanyName END, 
    @CompanyDomain = CASE WHEN Setting = 'CompanyDomain' 
        THEN StringValue ELSE @CompanyDomain END
FROM ClientSettings
WHERE Setting like 'CompanyName'
OR Setting like 'CompanyDomain'

SELECT @CompanyName
SELECT @CompanyDomain
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