IIF (NoSQL query)
APPLIES TO: NoSQL
Evaluates a boolean expression and returns the result of one of two expressions depending on the result of the boolean expression. If the boolean expression evaluates to true
, return the first expression option. Otherwise, return the second expression option.
Syntax
IIF(<bool_expr>, <true_expr>, <not_true_expr>)
Arguments
Description | |
---|---|
bool_expr |
A boolean expression, which is evaluated and used to determine which of the two supplemental expressions to use. |
true_expr |
The expression to return if the boolean expression evaluated to true . |
not_true_expr |
The expression to return if the boolean expression evaluated to NOT true . |
Return types
Returns an expression, which could be of any type.
Examples
This first example evaluates a static boolean expression and returns one of two potential expressions.
SELECT VALUE {
evalTrue: IIF(true, 123, 456),
evalFalse: IIF(false, 123, 456),
evalNumberNotTrue: IIF(123, 123, 456),
evalStringNotTrue: IIF("ABC", 123, 456),
evalArrayNotTrue: IIF([1,2,3], 123, 456),
evalObjectNotTrue: IIF({"name": "Alice", "age": 20}, 123, 456)
}
[
{
"evalTrue": 123,
"evalFalse": 456,
"evalNumberNotTrue": 456,
"evalStringNotTrue": 456,
"evalArrayNotTrue": 456,
"evalObjectNotTrue": 456
}
]
This example evaluates one of two potential expressions on multiple items in a container based on an expression that evaluates a boolean property.
[
{
"id": "68719519221",
"name": "Estrel Set Cutlery",
"onSale": true,
"pricing": {
"msrp": 55.95,
"sale": 30.85
}
},
{
"id": "68719520367",
"name": "Willagno Spork",
"onSale": false,
"pricing": {
"msrp": 20.15,
"sale": 12.55
}
}
]
The query uses fields in the original items.
SELECT
p.name,
IIF(p.onSale, p.pricing.sale, p.pricing.msrp) AS price
FROM
products p
WHERE
p.category = "camp-utensils"
[
{
"name": "Estrel Set Cutlery",
"price": 30.85
},
{
"name": "Willagno Spork",
"price": 20.15
}
]
Remarks
- This function is similar to the ternary conditional operator in various programming languages.
- This function doesn't utilize the index.