Snowflake Vs MS-SQL - Part 30 - DECODE

    


DECODE

If you want to return a value based on some condition(s).

Suppose you have values like this in a table


And you want to return like this.


MS-SQL Server 

You can achieve this by using the CASE Statement. 

In Snowflake, we can use a similar syntax as above; however, Snowflake provides an alternative DECODE. 


For more details, you can refer to the following DECODE. 





     

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