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Label rows with CASE
`CASE WHEN ... THEN ... ELSE ... END` turns a condition into a new column, which is how a report gets readable status text.
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Task: Label rows with CASE. Which rows come back?
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SELECT name,
CASE WHEN city = 'Faisalabad' THEN 'In city' ELSE 'Travels in' END AS travel
FROM students
ORDER BY name
LIMIT 4;
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