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Hello,

I'm try'n to create a check "IF" in SQL (sql server 2005) to a database parameter and not from the code (@Attend for example)
But the thing is I don’t know how to perfume a check “IFâ€? with a database parameter I’m used to check parameters from the code like this: 
IF(@Attend = 1)
Begin
.
.
.
End
Select  
But now I know it has to be in the Select but the question is how?
 
 
Thanks,
Nadin

 

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