How to solve following problem

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declare @vc_supplier_name varchar(200) =''
declare @in_supplier_type_id int =2
declare @bt_active bit

SELECT a.in_supplier_id, dbo.format_fnc_bit(1, a.bt_active) AS vc_active, b.vc_supplier_type_name, a.in_supplier_type_id, a.vc_supplier_name,

    dbo.admin_user_fnc_get_name(1, a.in_updatedby_user_id) AS vc_updated_by, a.dt_updated

    FROM dbo.supplier a

    INNER JOIN dbo.common_data_vw_supplier_type b ON a.in_supplier_type_id = b.in_supplier_type_id

    WHERE a.in_supplier_type_id = @in_supplier_type_id AND a.vc_supplier_name LIKE '%' + @vc_supplier_name + '%'
    AND  if(@bt_active <> '') a.bt_active= @bt_active
    ORDER BY a.vc_supplier_name

Here I pass bt_active from aps.net page .. So i want to check that if bt_active is passes as 1 then it should filter with Active record else all record should display

Posted 14-Feb-13 9:45am

k@ran

Updated 14-Feb-13 10:15am

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Solution 2

If @bt_active variable and a.bt_active field can stores only 0 and 1, when 0 means non-active and 1 means active, you need to build query depends on this variable:

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IF @bt_active = 1 
BEGIN
    --query to get active records
ELSE
    --query to get all records
END

Posted 14-Feb-13 10:10am

Maciej Los

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-14T09:53:00

Solution 1

The simplest approach is this:

AND (@bt_active = 0 OR a.bt_active=1)

Posted 14-Feb-13 9:53am

Zoltán Zörgő

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k@ran 14-Feb-13 16:06pm

Thanks..