SQL Server COALESCE() 函数

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SQL Server COALESCE() Function

问题

我有一个使用Power Automate流的工作流,用于从SQL服务器检索一些数据,并执行SQL查询。如果返回的值为空,我需要返回一个值。

请问有人能告诉我如何使用"COALESCE"函数吗?

以下是我使用的脚本。

select * from dbo.Employee
where DATEDIFF(dd, convert(date, startDate, 103), CAST(GETUTCDATE() AS DATE)) = 90


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<summary>英文:</summary>

I have a power automate flow that using to retrieve some data from the SQL server and I&#39;m executing a SQL query. I need to return a value if it is null 

Can anyone please tell me how to use a &quot;COALESCE&quot; function for this ?

Below is the script I&#39;m using.


select * from dbo.Employee
where DATEDIFF(dd,convert(date,startDate,103),CAST(GETUTCDATE() AS DATE))=90


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# 答案1
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不要使用 `COALESCE`,使用 `OR` 来检查列 `IS NULL` 的值。而且,不要获取经过的天数,使用日期范围并检查 `startDate` 的值是否在该范围内;然后你的查询就是 SARGable 的。

如果你的列 `startDate` 是日期和时间值,那么你应该这样做:
```sql
SELECT * --这里应该是一个明确的列列表,而不是 *
FROM dbo.Employee E
WHERE (E.StartDate >= CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -90, GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE)
  AND  E.StartDate < CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -89, GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE))
   OR E.StartDate IS NULL;

如果它只是一个 date 值,那么这样就可以:

SELECT * --这里应该是一个明确的列列表,而不是 *
FROM dbo.Employee E
WHERE E.StartDate = CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -90, GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE)
   OR E.StartDate IS NULL;

这还假定你没有将日期和时间值存储为 varchar 的致命设计缺陷,因为你的条件 convert(date, startDate, 103) 暗示你是这样做的。如果你确实将日期(和时间)值存储为 varchar(或其他基于字符串的数据类型),那么修复你的设计是第一步;已经有很多问答解释了如何做到这一点。

英文:

Don't use COALESCE, use an OR to check if the value of the column IS NULL. Also, don't get the number of days that have passed, use a date range and check if the value of startDate is between that range; then you will be a SARGable query.

If your columnm startDate is a date and time value, then you'd do this:

SELECT * --This should be an explicit list of columns, not *
FROM dbo.Employee E
WHERE (E.StartDate &gt;= CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -90,GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE)
  AND  E.StartDate &lt; CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -89,GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE))
   OR E.StartDate IS NULL;

If it's just a date value, then this will work:

SELECT * --This should be an explicit list of columns, not *
FROM dbo.Employee E
WHERE E.StartDate = CAST(DATEADD(DAY, -90,GETUTCDATE()) AS DATE)
   OR E.StartDate IS NULL;

This also assumes you don't have the fatal design flaw of storing a date and time value as a varchar, as your clause convert(date,startDate,103) implies you are. If you are storing your date (and time) values as a varchar (or other string based data type), then fixing your design is step 1; there are plenty of Q&As out there already explaining how to do this.

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