So, I\'ve got this below implemented in one of my stored procedures. And if they have less points as specified it works correctly but if they have normal points (not less) and t
I'm still a little confused by your question, but this should work as I understand. Instead of all the IF
statements, consider moving into a single CASE
statement, defaulting the value to 0. Then add a check if the value isn't 0, to do something.
DECLARE @Level int
DECLARE @Total int
DECLARE @NewPoint int
SET @Level = 61
SET @Total = 100
SELECT
@NewPoint = CASE
WHEN @Level = 61 AND @Total < 482 THEN 10
WHEN @Level = 62 AND @Total < 487 THEN 15
WHEN @Level = 63 AND @Total < 492 THEN 20
WHEN @Level = 64 AND @Total < 497 THEN 25
WHEN @Level = 65 AND @Total < 502 THEN 30
ELSE 0
END
IF @NewPoint <> 0
BEGIN
SELECT 'DO SOMETHING'
END