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  1. May 3rd, 2002, 02:25 AM #1
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    Grid question ****SOLVED****

    Howdy Folks,

    Here's the situation. I'm using an MSHFlexgrid to display some data from an Oracle DB. There's one column which only contains a 1 or a 0. But that's not what I want to see I want to see a Yes instead of a 1 and No instead of a 0.

    Anyone knows how to change this withou changing the DB?


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    p.s. I've asked this question before but didn't get a clear answer then.
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    See if Oracle has IIF or similar function.

    If so, just put something like :

    IIF([tablename].[fieldname]=0,"No","Yes") As NewFieldname in the sql statement.


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  3. May 3rd, 2002, 02:56 AM #3
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    Well, I've found another SQL command that fits with Oracle, the other one was for Acces right?

    Here's what I use now:

    (Decode(Blokkeren,0,'Nee','Ja')) Blokkeren

    Thanks for the help,

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