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give me the corresponding statement for the below statement which should validate in the sap datasphere FormatDate(CurrentDate();"yyyyMM")

In SAP DataSphere, the function `FormatDate` with the specified format can be used to format the current date. However, the format and syntax may vary slightly depending on the exact version or the surrounding context (like SAP SQL vs. other languages). If you're looking to extract the date in `yyyyMM` format (Year-Month), here's an equivalent SQL statement you might use in a typical SAP DataSphere environment: ```sql FORMAT(CURRENT_DATE, 'yyyyMM') ``` Make sure to verify the exact function names or syntax in your specific DataSphere environment, as they might vary slightly based on the version or implementation. If you're using a calculation view or a graphical model, you would typically create a calculated column using this expression. This statement will give you the current date in the desired format of Year and Month (e.g., "202310" for October 2023). Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere, you can use a case expression for conditional logic similar to the way you would in SQL. The provided statement checks if the value of the field "BWART" is equal to '101'. If true, it should return the value of "PO_RCPT_PO_QTY"; otherwise, it should return the value of "-1 * PO_RCPT_PO_QTY". Here’s how you can structure this statement using a `CASE` expression in SAP DataSphere: ```sql CASE WHEN "BWART" = '101' THEN "PO_RCPT_PO_QTY" ELSE -1 * "PO_RCPT_PO_QTY" END ``` This expression will evaluate the condition and return the correct quantity based on the value of "BWART". Update (2024-10-13): In SAP Datasphere, if you want to create an equivalent statement as the one you've provided, you're most likely looking to implement a conditional expression. The statement you provided appears to check if the variable `MEINS` is either `CS` or `KG`, and based on that condition, it returns either the `QTY_BASE` value or the result of `QTY_BASE` divided by `ARTI_MEASURE_CS`. Here’s how you can express the same logic using standard SQL syntax, assuming that the context allows for the use of a `CASE` statement: ```sql CASE WHEN MEINS IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN QTY_BASE ELSE QTY_BASE / ARTI_MEASURE_CS END ``` This `CASE` statement checks if `MEINS` is in the set of values 'CS' or 'KG'. If true, it returns `QTY_BASE`. If false, it calculates `QTY_BASE` divided by `ARTI_MEASURE_CS`. Make sure to replace the column names with the appropriate ones based on your schema in SAP Datasphere. Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere (formerly known as SAP Data Warehouse Cloud), you can use a calculated column or a formula to achieve the equivalent of the provided conditional statement. Here's how you can write the corresponding statement using the appropriate syntax: ```sql CASE WHEN "MEINS" IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN "QTY_BASE" ELSE "QTY_BASE" / "ARTI_MEASURE_CS" END ``` This SQL-like syntax uses the `CASE` statement which is standard in SQL for conditional logic. It checks whether "MEINS" is either 'CS' or 'KG', and if that condition is true, it returns "QTY_BASE". Otherwise, it performs the division of "QTY_BASE" by "ARTI_MEASURE_CS". Make sure to adjust the field names according to your actual data model in SAP DataSphere. Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere (formerly known as SAP Data Warehouse Cloud), the equivalent of your provided statement looks like a calculation or expression that checks if the value of "MEINS" is either 'CS' or 'KG'. If this condition is true, it will return "QTY_BASE"; otherwise, it will return the result of "QTY_BASE" divided by "ARTI_MEASURE_CS". A typical statement that could achieve this in the context of a calculation might be structured as follows: ```sql CASE WHEN MEINS IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN QTY_BASE ELSE QTY_BASE / ARTI_MEASURE_CS END ``` This SQL-style CASE statement evaluates whether "MEINS" is in the set ('CS', 'KG'). If it is, it returns the value of "QTY_BASE"; otherwise, it performs the division of "QTY_BASE" by "ARTI_MEASURE_CS". Ensure to adjust data types and any necessary functions according to your specific DataSphere context and the respective field formats. Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere, the statement you provided seems to be a form of conditional logic that checks whether a certain value (`MEINS`) is either 'CS' or 'KG'. If the condition is true, it returns the value of `QTY_BASE`; otherwise, it divides `QTY_BASE` by `ARTI_MEASURE_CS`. To express this in a way that would validate in SAP DataSphere (assuming you're using an expression language), you could use an `IF` statement or a `CASE` statement, depending on the exact syntax used in SAP DataSphere. Here's a potential translation using an `IF` statement structure: ```sql IF IN (MEINS, 'CS', 'KG') THEN QTY_BASE ELSE QTY_BASE / ARTI_MEASURE_CS END IF ``` If your context requires a single expression, here is how it may look: ```sql CASE WHEN MEINS IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN QTY_BASE ELSE QTY_BASE / ARTI_MEASURE_CS END ``` Please ensure that the syntax matches the preferred query language or expression language in your specific version and configuration of SAP DataSphere, as there may be variations. Update (2024-10-13): To create a valid expression for SAP Datasphere corresponding to your provided statement, we need to ensure that it follows the syntax and structure used in SAP's calculation views or similar query contexts. The original statement seems to use a conditional check (`if`) to determine how to calculate a value based on whether the measure is in a specific list of values. Here's how you might express that logic: ```sql CASE WHEN "MEINS" IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN "QTY_BASE" ELSE "QTY_BASE" / "ARTI_MEASURE_CS" END ``` This SQL-style statement achieves the same logic as your `if` statement, using a `CASE` statement to check if `"MEINS"` is either `'CS'` or `'KG'`. If so, it returns `"QTY_BASE"`; otherwise, it calculates `"QTY_BASE" / "ARTI_MEASURE_CS"`. Ensure to adjust the column names and data types accordingly based on your specific SAP Datasphere schema and requirements. Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere, you can use the SQL syntax to create an expression similar to the one you provided. Based on your statement, it seems that you want to evaluate if the field "MEINS" is either 'CS' or 'KG' and then return "QTY_BASE" if that condition is true. If it is false, you return the result of "QTY_BASE" divided by "ARTI_MEASURE_CS". The corresponding SQL statement can be written as: ```sql CASE WHEN MEINS IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN QTY_BASE ELSE QTY_BASE / ARTI_MEASURE_CS END ``` This statement uses a `CASE` expression to evaluate the condition, providing a clear and structured approach suited for SAP DataSphere, which leverages SQL-like syntax. Update (2024-10-13): In SAP DataSphere, you can use a `CASE` statement to create a conditional expression similar to the one you provided. The `IN` operator can be rephrased within a `CASE` statement for clarity and functionality. Below is a possible equivalent transformation of your provided statement: ```sql CASE WHEN "OPN_ORD_DTL_PUR_ORD_UOM" IN ('CS', 'KG') THEN "OPN_ORD_DTL_PO_QTY" ELSE "OPN_ORD_DTL_PO_QTY" / "ARTI_MEASURE_CS" END ``` This SQL expression checks if the `"OPN_ORD_DTL_PUR_ORD_UOM"` field is either 'CS' or 'KG'. If it is, it returns the `"OPN_ORD_DTL_PO_QTY"` value. Otherwise, it divides `"OPN_ORD_DTL_PO_QTY"` by `"ARTI_MEASURE_CS"`. Make sure that the field names and data types are correctly aligned with your model in SAP DataSphere for successful execution.