I'm 100% new to DB2. We have a bug in code where one returning value making total result incorrectly '0' (zero).
Here is the statement which we are executing:
SELECT SUM(MULTIPLY_AL T(A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY)) from CUST_QUANTITY;
I believe this statement is multiplying A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY for each row and later adding all the rows (please correct me if I'm not).
How do I check if C_QTY is not 0 (zero) and if it is 0, treat it as 1 so that multiplication of (A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY) should not become 0.
I need to do this inside the select statement only.
Please help.
Thx!!
Here is the statement which we are executing:
SELECT SUM(MULTIPLY_AL T(A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY)) from CUST_QUANTITY;
I believe this statement is multiplying A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY for each row and later adding all the rows (please correct me if I'm not).
How do I check if C_QTY is not 0 (zero) and if it is 0, treat it as 1 so that multiplication of (A_QTY, B_QTY, C_QTY) should not become 0.
I need to do this inside the select statement only.
Please help.
Thx!!