I am trying to standardize campaign naming conventions in a dataset via MySQL. Please see the code below;
SELECT
`Campaign`
FROM
`cost_per_platform`
case when `Campaign` like '%brand%' then 'Brand'
else 'Other' end
This is run via DOMO.com MySQL function. I am provided with the following error;
The database reported a syntax error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'case when
Campaign
like '%brand%' then 'Brand' else 'Other' end' at line 5
Does anyone have a suggestion on a fix? Thank you for your help.
You want the case
expression in the select
clause:
select
campaign,
case when campaign like '%brand%' then 'Brand' else 'Other' end as new_campaign
from cost_per_platform
This adds the second column to the resultset, called new_campaign
, that represents the "standardized" value.
If you want an update
query instead (that is, replace the existing value with the "standardized" value)
update cost_per_platform
set
campaign = case when campaign like '%brand%' then 'Brand' else 'Other' end