Rename case when column : Case Query « Select Query « Oracle PL / SQL

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Oracle PL / SQL » Select Query » Case Query 
Rename case when column
   
SQL>
SQL> create table emp
  2  empno      NUMBER(4)    constraint E_PK  primary key
  3  , ename      VARCHAR2(8)
  4  , init       VARCHAR2(5)
  5  , job        VARCHAR2(8)
  6  , mgr        NUMBER(4)
  7  , bdate      DATE
  8  , sal       NUMBER(6,2)
  9  , comm       NUMBER(6,2)
 10  , deptno     NUMBER(2)    default 10
 11  ;

Table created.

SQL> insert into emp values(1,'Tom','N',  'Coder', 13,date '1965-12-17',  800 , NULL,  20);

row created.

SQL> insert into emp values(2,'Jack','JAM', 'Tester',6,date '1961-02-20',  1600300,   30);

row created.

SQL> insert into emp values(3,'Wil','TF', 'Tester',6,date '1962-02-22',  1250500,   30);

row created.

SQL> insert into emp values(4,'Jane','JM', 'Designer', 9,date '1967-04-02',  2975, NULL,  20);

row created.

SQL> insert into emp values(5,'Mary','P', 'Tester',6,date '1956-09-28',  12501400,  30);

row created.

SQL> insert into emp values(6,'Black','R', 'Designer', 9,date '1963-11-01',  2850, NULL,  30);

row created.

SQL>
SQL> select ename, job
  2  ,      case when job   = 'Coder' then '  10%'
  3              when job   = 'Designer' then '  20%'
  4              when ename = 'Tom'   then '  30%'
  5                                     else '   0%'
  6         end  as raise
  7  from   emp
  8  order  by raise desc, ename;

ENAME    JOB      RAISE
-------- -------- -----
Black    Designer   20%
Jane     Designer   20%
Tom      Coder      10%
Jack     Tester      0%
Mary     Tester      0%
Wil      Tester      0%

rows selected.

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> drop table emp;

Table dropped.

   
    
    
  
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