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Asked: 2026-06-05T05:17:08+00:00

I have an outdated stored procedure that looks something like: CASE WHEN (org.org_misc_data =

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I have an outdated stored procedure that looks something like:

CASE
      WHEN (org.org_misc_data = 'PAC') THEN 'pac'
      WHEN (org.dues_category = 'PART') THEN 'partner_member'
      WHEN (org.dues_category = 'FREE' AND org.org_status_flag = 'P') THEN 'associate_member'
      ELSE 'non_member'
END AS org_status

The way it it currently written, as soon as it hits the first WHEN clause, my org_status value would be “pac”. Can someone direct me how to re-write this so that org_status can contain return multiple values (ie: “pac|partner_member”).

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  1. Editorial Team

    How about just using two CASE expressions?

    CASE
  WHEN (org.org_misc_data = 'PAC') THEN 'pac|' ELSE '' END
  + CASE 
    WHEN (org.dues_category = 'PART') THEN 'partner_member'
    WHEN (org.dues_category = 'FREE' AND org.org_status_flag = 'P') THEN 'associate_member'
    ELSE 'non_member'
END AS org_status

    It’s tough to give a definitive answer because you haven’t really outlined all of the possible permutations.

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