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jszulc
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Posted - 2010-04-15 : 06:06:04

Hello there, In an update statement below I would like to include automatic cloning of a record (INSERT into KPITBL) when WHEN @Status = 'Completed' And @Activity='Logical Decom' and ProjectType='T433'
Every column should be cloned automatically with the exception of "Project Type" which will be cloned as 'Decom' value and Activity set to 'CLONE', can this be done in this statement below or do I need a seperate insert or perhaps trigger on a table?

UPDATE KPITbl SET Manager = @Manager, Lead = @Lead, WRM = @WRM, PRIME = @PRIME, PAR = @PAR, PMO = @PMO, RequestingLOB = @RequestingLOB, LOB = @LOB, PropertyIDStartLoc = @PropertyIDStartLoc, TspanID = @TspanID, SDMSRec = @SDMSRec, RequestID = @RequestID, PropertyIDFinishLoc = @PropertyIDFinishLoc, Description = @Description, ProjectType = @ProjectType, ServerName = @ServerName, ServerType = @ServerType, DCOorSTANDALONE = @DCOorSTANDALONE, TechAnalyst = @TechAnalyst, Status = @Status, RAG = CASE WHEN @Status = 'Completed' THEN 'C' WHEN @Status = 'Cancelled' THEN 'C' ELSE @RAG END, StartDates = @StartDates, EstimatedCompletionDate = @EstimatedCompletionDate, ActualCompletionDate = @ActualCompletionDate, Activity = @Activity, TreeorDomainImpacted = @TreeOrDomainImpacted, NumOfSites = @NumOfSites, NumOfUsers = NumOfUsers + @NumOfUsers, GBdatamoved = GBdatamoved + @GBdatamoved, GBdatadeleted = GBdatadeleted + @GBdatadeleted, NumOfSrvrsAdded = @NumOfSrvrsAdded, EUTEngineeringConsult = @EUTEngineeringConsult, TimeSpend = @TimeSpend, GBdatamovedPlanned = @GBdatamovedPlanned, NumOfUsersPlanned = @NumOfUsersPlanned, Complexity = @Complexity, ECM = @ECM, LastUpdated = GETDATE(), StatusCompletedDate = CASE WHEN @Status = 'Completed' THEN ISNULL([StatusCompletedDate] , GETDATE()) END, StatusCancelledDate = CASE WHEN @Status = 'Cancelled' THEN ISNULL([StatusCancelledDate] , GETDATE()) END WHERE (TaskID = @TaskID)

webfred
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8781 Posts

Posted - 2010-04-15 : 06:09:09

Formatted code:

UPDATE kpitbl 
SET    manager = @Manager, 
       lead = @Lead, 
       wrm = @WRM, 
       prime = @PRIME, 
       par = @PAR, 
       pmo = @PMO, 
       requestinglob = @RequestingLOB, 
       lob = @LOB, 
       propertyidstartloc = @PropertyIDStartLoc, 
       tspanid = @TspanID, 
       sdmsrec = @SDMSRec, 
       requestid = @RequestID, 
       propertyidfinishloc = @PropertyIDFinishLoc, 
       DESCRIPTION = @Description, 
       projecttype = @ProjectType, 
       servername = @ServerName, 
       servertype = @ServerType, 
       dcoorstandalone = @DCOorSTANDALONE, 
       techanalyst = @TechAnalyst, 
       status = @Status, 
       rag = CASE 
               WHEN @Status = 'Completed' THEN 'C' 
               WHEN @Status = 'Cancelled' THEN 'C' 
               ELSE @RAG 
             END, 
       startdates = @StartDates, 
       estimatedcompletiondate = @EstimatedCompletionDate, 
       actualcompletiondate = @ActualCompletionDate, 
       activity = @Activity, 
       treeordomainimpacted = @TreeOrDomainImpacted, 
       numofsites = @NumOfSites, 
       numofusers = numofusers + @NumOfUsers, 
       gbdatamoved = gbdatamoved + @GBdatamoved, 
       gbdatadeleted = gbdatadeleted + @GBdatadeleted, 
       numofsrvrsadded = @NumOfSrvrsAdded, 
       eutengineeringconsult = @EUTEngineeringConsult, 
       timespend = @TimeSpend, 
       gbdatamovedplanned = @GBdatamovedPlanned, 
       numofusersplanned = @NumOfUsersPlanned, 
       complexity = @Complexity, 
       ecm = @ECM, 
       lastupdated = Getdate(), 
       statuscompleteddate = CASE 
                               WHEN @Status = 'Completed' THEN Isnull([StatusCompletedDate], Getdate()) 
                             END, 
       statuscancelleddate = CASE 
                               WHEN @Status = 'Cancelled' THEN Isnull([StatusCancelledDate], Getdate()) 
                             END 
WHERE  ( taskid = @TaskID )

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