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How to Use a 'Case' statement in the negative

user12296489Nov 10 2010 — edited Nov 10 2010
I am pulling data in the form:

SELECT
group_num,
co_id,
pr_id,
CASE co_id
WHEN '5N' THEN 'YES'
WHEN NOT '5N' THEN 'NO'
END AS prod_type
from table1

I want to get a result of 'YES' when co_id is '5N' and all co_id's that are not '5N' a value of 'NO'..

I'm getting an error 'Missing Expression' and its pointing at the line 'WHEN NOT', so I obviously haven't got the syntax correct..

Any help would be appreciated..

Edited by: user12296489 on Nov 10, 2010 11:22 AM
This post has been answered by Frank Kulash on Nov 10 2010
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