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Question : DB2 Equivalent of <= in Access
I trying to create a pass through query in Access to DB2. I get the "Unexpected Token" error when I try to use <=. Does anyone know what the DB2 equivalent is?
Answer : DB2 Equivalent of <= in Access
conversion
IIF ( condition, then, else )
DB2 (and really all Ansi-92 compliant dbs)
CASE WHEN condition THEN then ELSE else END
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