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constraint question
I am new to the SQL server world. Hope someone will kindly give me answer
to the following situation. Thanks in advance.
Among many there are 3 columns in a table:
ExemptEmployee (bit, Not Null)
AnnualSalary (Money, Null)
HourlyWage (Money, Null)
If ExemptEmployee is True, then AnnualSalary field must have a value and
HourlyWage field must be Null. If ExemptEmployee is False, then AnnualSalary
field must be Null and HourlyWage field must have a value.
Is there any easy way of enforcing the logic using constraint? If so, how
would write the constraint?
Jesse
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Re: constraint question
I used this:
create table t (
ExemptEmployee bit Not Null,
AnnualSalary Money Null,
HourlyWage Money Null,
constraint validate
check ((ExemptEmployee = 1 and AnnualSalary is not null and HourlyWage is
null) or
(ExemptEmployee = 0 and AnnualSalary is null and HourlyWage is not null))
)
-Mike
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Michael Levy MCDBA, MCSD, MCT
michaell@gasullivan.com
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