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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T20:24:22+00:00 2026-05-25T20:24:22+00:00

The query: UPDATE empPac SET quantityLimit = allocation, allocationStart = ‘&allocationStart&’, nextUpdate = DATEADD(mm,

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The query:

UPDATE empPac
    SET quantityLimit = allocation,
        allocationStart = '"&allocationStart&"',
        nextUpdate = DATEADD(mm, allocationMonths, "&allocationStart&"),
        lastUpdate = GETDATE(),
        quantityIssued = 0,
        quantityShipped = 0
    WHERE allocation IS NOT NULL AND
          allocationMonths <> 0 AND
          (nextUpdate <= DATEADD(mm, "&checkCondition&", GETDATE()) OR
           nextUpdate IS NULL) AND
          empIdent in (select empIdent
                       from employee
                       where custIdent='"&custIdent&"')

What I want to do is add a conditional statement to the SET quantityLimit = allocation so that rather than having the WHERE allocation IS NOT NULL, I want it to have a conditional statement such as SET quantityLimit = ((allocation IS NULL) ? 0 : allocation)

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    Editorial Team
    2026-05-25T20:24:22+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 8:24 pm

    You can use ISNULL():

    SET quantityLimit = ISNULL(allocation, 0)
    

    Equivalent functions for other databases are NVL() for Oracle and IFNULL() for MySQL and SQLite


    What you really should be using though is COALESCE() if you want to increase the portability of your code. COALESCE is part of the SQL-92 standard and widely supported across RDBMSes.

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