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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T00:32:58+00:00 2026-05-30T00:32:58+00:00

If I use something like this inside an UPDATE instruction and I want to

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If I use something like this inside an UPDATE instruction and I want to check if the functions returns ‘N’, so set ‘ ‘:

ta.COD_ACT_MCH= ALIMENTATION_COD_ACT_MCH(ta.CA_DDE_TYP_DDE,tb.COD_SECVTE,tb.NUM_FOU1,ta.CA_COD_ENSCIAL)

is this the way to do it? or it calls the function twice? How can I optimize this?

   ta.COD_ACT_MCH=DECODE( ALIMENTATION_COD_ACT_MCH(ta.CA_DDE_TYP_DDE,tb.COD_SECVTE,tb.NUM_FOU1,ta.CA_COD_ENSCIAL),
'N',
' ',
ALIMENTATION_COD_ACT_MCH(ta.CA_DDE_TYP_DDE,tb.COD_SECVTE,tb.NUM_FOU1,ta.CA_COD_ENSCIAL))
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    2026-05-30T00:33:01+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 12:33 am

    This hack will work unless ALIMENTATION_COD_ACT_MCH can return NULL:

    NVL(NULLIF(
      ALIMENTATION_COD_ACT_MCH(ta.CA_DDE_TYP_DDE,tb.COD_SECVTE,tb.NUM_FOU1,ta.CA_COD_ENSCIAL),
      'N'), '')
    
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