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SELECT ihponb, iiupc, TO_NUMBER(iiupc) AS to_number,
COALESCE(TO_NUMBER(iiupc), 0) AS coalesce, iiqtsh
FROM amcdta.ivrcvhp
JOIN amcdta.ivrcvdpbad
ON iivndn = ihvndn
AND iiivnb = ihivnb
WHERE ihponb = '103446'
I've checked the manual (V7R3) and COALESCE states
"The arguments are evaluated in the order in which they are specified, and
the
result of the function is the first argument that is not null. The result
can be null
only if all arguments can be null, and the result is null only if all
arguments are
null."
So I don't understand why the result in the COALESCE column in row 1 is not
zero as zero is being specified as the second parameter in the
COAESCE function.
Can anyone enlighten me as I'm stumped.
Thanks,
Rob
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