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Decode powers of 2

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Submitted on: 7/25/2000 8:46:43 PM
By: Umachandar  
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: Unrated
Compatibility: SQL Server 7.0, SQL Server 6.5 and earlier, Informix , Oracle, Other
Views: 14092
 
     decode powers of 2 as columnar values or rows.
 
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-- Name: Decode powers of 2
-- Description:decode powers of 2 as columnar values or rows.
-- By: Umachandar
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declare @n int
select @n = 21
-- Decode as columns...
select 
case 
when power(2, 0) & @n = power(2, 0) then power(2, 0) 
else null end as Val1,
case 
when power(2, 1) & @n = power(2, 1) then power(2, 1) 
else null end as Val2,
case 
when power(2, 2) & @n = power(2, 2) then power(2, 2) 
else null end as Val3,
case 
when power(2, 3) & @n = power(2, 3) then power(2, 3) 
else null end as Val4,
case 
when power(2, 4) & @n = power(2, 4) then power(2, 4) 
else null end as Val5
-- Decode as rows...
SELECT p2 AS Val
FROM (SELECT power(2, 0) As p2 UNION ALL
	SELECT power(2, 1) As p2 UNION ALL 
	SELECT power(2, 2) As p2 UNION ALL
	SELECT power(2, 3) As p2 UNION ALL 
	SELECT power(2, 4)As p2) AS p2
JOIN (SELECT @n AS Num) AS n
ON NULLIF(p2 & @n, p2) IS NULL


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