can you correct below statement COALESCE( CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date}, 'YYYY-MM-DD') = TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee<timebill.trandate}, 'YYYY-MM-DD') THEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date}, 'YYYY/MM/DD') END, CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM') = TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee<timebill.trandate}, 'YYYY-MM') AND {custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee<timebill.id = ( SELECT MAX(t2.{custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee<timebill.id}) FROM custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee<timebill t2 WHERE TO_CHAR(t2.{custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM') = TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM') AND t2.custrecord_muts_tss_employee = {custrecord_muts_tss_employee} ) THEN '-' END, NULL )

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the provided conversations, it seems like the users are discussing issues with their SQL CASE statements. However, the original question is asking for a correction to a specific SQL statement. The provided SQL statement seems to be using the COALESCE function to handle NULL values and the CASE statement to handle conditional logic. However, without knowing the exact error or issue with the statement, it's hard to provide a definitive correction. One potential issue could be the use of the '<' symbol in the field names, which might be causing a syntax error. If this is the case, you might need to replace these with the correct field names. Another potential issue could be the use of the TO_CHAR function to compare dates. If the dates are not being correctly converted to strings, this could cause the comparisons to fail. Here's a potential correction, assuming the '<' symbols were placeholders for actual field names:

sql
COALESCE(
    CASE
        WHEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date}, 'YYYY-MM-DD') =
             TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee_timebill.trandate}, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
        THEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date}, 'YYYY/MM/DD')
    END,
    CASE
        WHEN TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM') =
             TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee_timebill.trandate}, 'YYYY-MM')
        AND {custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee_timebill.id} = (
            SELECT MAX(t2.{custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee_timebill.id})
            FROM custrecord_muts_tss_employee.employee_timebill t2
            WHERE TO_CHAR(t2.{custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM') =
                  TO_CHAR({custrecord_muts_tss_date},'YYYY-MM')
            AND t2.custrecord_muts_tss_employee = {custrecord_muts_tss_employee}
        )
        THEN '-'
    END,
    NULL
)

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