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l aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE
WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE
WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st

atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b

ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5

01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE
WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE

WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st

atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5

01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
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atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
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WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
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ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5

01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE
WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)Could this query have been written w
ithout the CASE statement, using conventional aggregation?
If the WHERE clause combines the salaries for departments 401 and 501, then it b
ecomes difficult to segregate them to apply the 10% differential to department 5
01. While other approaches could be considered, the CASE probably represents the
most straightforward approach to solving this problem. Note: The valued CASE st
atement may not be used to test for nulls starting with release V2R3. The searc
hed CASE syntax must be used for this purpose.
Examples: SELECT CASE department_number WHEN NULL ..(Invalid syntax) SELECT CASE
WHEN department_number IS NULL .(Valid syntax)