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What is the suitable query to check the value in the Language_Notation and then accordingly return the values. (You want the value to be displayed from Desc_eng,if the value=E else display value from Desc column
(a)select Decode (Language_Notation,’É’,Desc,desc_eng) from Language_Used
(b) select Decode (Language_Notation,’É’,Desc_eng,Desc) from Language_Used
(c ) select Decode (’É’,Desc_eng,Desc, Language_Notation,) from Language_Used
(d) select Decode (Language_Notation,’É’,Desc_eng) from Language_Used
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Peter Leow 11-Apr-14 0:58am    
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What is the suitable query to check the value in the Language_Notation and then accordingly return the values. (You want the value to be displayed from Desc_eng,if the value=E else display value from Desc column

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(b) select Decode (Language_Notation,’É’,Desc_eng,Desc) from Language_Used
 
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