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Re: Paramaterizing Case Statements
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Originally Posted by airnate
Yes. And no. (there, that was simple, right?) 
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If you are asking if you can actually evaluate expressions as part of the case statement itself, then the answer is no. All of the case expression needs to be evaluated up front prior to the actual case statement.
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That was what i wanted to know. Thanks. i'll deal with it by doing the logic outside the case structures and giving the results as booleans.
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