Choosing a column for multiple row queries - c#

At the moment I am trying to query a broken database in c#. The recently introduced error is that when data is input in a particular way, a value in a column is defaulted to 0, which is problematic for me, as I have no control over what the user does or what the dba does.
To get around this, I have found another path to the data I need to output to the user. Problem is there is I have the requirement from my supervisor to support the old method in the event of the column coming up as a non-zero number.
I am trying to do this with either a case or an if command, but I not that great with sql, so I am not 100% sure where I am going wrong or how to go about it properly/efficiently. These are the commands in their current states:
SqlCommand caseCmd = new SqlCommand(
"SELECT H.CREATED, H.STATUSCODE, H.DETAILS, H.YEAR, H.MONTH, H.DAY, H.ITEMTEXT, TC.DOCLE, TC.ICPC, TC.ICD10, TERMCODE =" +
" CASE H.ITEMCODE WHEN 0" +
" THEN TN.TERMID" +
" ELSE H.ITEMCODE END" +
" FROM " + _databaseName + ".dbo.PASTHISTORY H" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.TERMNAMES TN ON TN.TERMNAME = H.ITEMTEXT" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.TERMCODES TC ON TC.TERMID = TERMCODE" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.CONDITIONS C ON C.TERMID = TERMCODE" +
" WHERE H.INTERNALID = #patientid" +
" AND H.RECORDSTATUS = 1" +
" AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate) OR ((H.UPDATED IS NOT NULL) AND (H.UPDATED >= #mindate)))" +
" AND TC.RECORDSTATUS = 1",
Connection);
caseCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("#patientid", int.Parse(patientId));
caseCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("#mindate", minEnteredDate);
// Current error:
// When using 'TC.TERMID = TERMCODE', I get the error 'The conversion of the varchar value
// "3951000119103 " overflowed an int column'.
// This is alleviated by using either TN.TERMID OR H.ITEMCODE
SqlCommand ifCmd = new SqlCommand(
"IF (H.ITEMCODE = 0)" +
" SELECT H.CREATED, H.STATUSCODE, H.DETAILS, H.YEAR, H.MONTH, H.DAY, H.ITEMTEXT, TC.DOCLE, TC.ICPC, TC.ICD10, TN.TERMID" +
" FROM " + _databaseName + ".dbo.PASTHISTORY H" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.TERMNAMES TN ON TN.TERMNAME = H.ITEMTEXT" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.TERMCODES TC ON TC.TERMID = TN.TERMID" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.CONDITIONS C ON C.TERMID = TN.TERMID" +
" WHERE H.INTERNALID = #patientid" +
" AND H.RECORDSTATUS = 1" +
" AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate) OR ((H.UPDATED IS NOT NULL) AND (H.UPDATED >= #mindate)))" +
" AND TC.RECORDSTATUS = 1" +
" ELSE IF (H.ITEMCODE <> 0)" +
" SELECT H.CREATED, H.STATUSCODE, H.DETAILS, H.YEAR, H.MONTH, H.DAY, H.ITEMTEXT, H.ITEMCODE, TC.DOCLE, TC.ICPC, TC.ICD10" +
" FROM " + _databaseName + ".dbo.PASTHISTORY H" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.TERMCODES TC ON TC.TERMID = H.ITEMCODE" +
" INNER JOIN " + _drugDatabaseName + ".dbo.CONDITIONS C ON C.TERMID = H.ITEMCODE" +
" WHERE H.INTERNALID = #patientid" +
" AND H.RECORDSTATUS = 1" +
" AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate) OR ((H.UPDATED IS NOT NULL) AND (H.UPDATED >= #mindate)))" +
" AND TC.RECORDSTATUS = 1",
Connection);
ifCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("#patientid", int.Parse(patientId));
ifCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("#mindate", minEnteredDate);
// Current error:
// Getting two lines both saying 'The multi-part identifier "H.ITEMCODE" could not be bound.'
// I trust this is because of the IF and ELSE IF statements.
// Starting to think IF isn't the answer for me.
// Use either
SqlDataReader rdr = caseCmd.ExecuteReader();
// or
// SqlDataReader rdr = ifCmd.ExecuteReader();
Is this even remotely feasible or should I look into just making two sql commands for both alternatives and search through them both?

For clarity I took SQL out of C# string and used CTE. Basically, you can first patch the data and then use it for the lookups:
WITH PatchedHistory AS (
SELECT
H.CREATED, H.STATUSCODE, H.DETAILS, H.YEAR, H.MONTH, H.DAY, H.ITEMTEXT
, COALESCE(TN.TERMID, H.ITEMCODE) AS ITEMCODE --< TERMID with ITEMCODE fall-back
FROM _databaseName.dbo.PASTHISTORY H
LEFT JOIN _drugDatabaseName.dbo.TERMNAMES TN
ON H.ITEMCODE = 0 --< Lookup only if ITEMCODE is 0
AND TN.TERMNAME = H.ITEMTEXT
WHERE H.INTERNALID = #patientid --< Apply most of the filtering here
AND H.RECORDSTATUS = 1
AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate) --< Suspicious condition
OR ((H.UPDATED IS NOT NULL) AND (H.UPDATED >= #mindate))
)
)
SELECT H.CREATED, H.STATUSCODE, H.DETAILS, H.YEAR, H.MONTH, H.DAY, H.ITEMTEXT, H.ITEMCODE
, TC.DOCLE, TC.ICPC, TC.ICD10 --< Add the rest of the data
FROM PatchedHistory H
INNER JOIN _drugDatabaseName.dbo.TERMCODES TC
ON TC.TERMID = H.ITEMCODE --< Join on the "patched" ITEMCODE
INNER JOIN _drugDatabaseName.dbo.CONDITIONS C
ON C.TERMID = H.ITEMCODE --< Join on the "patched" ITEMCODE
WHERE TC.RECORDSTATUS = 1
Also this condition looks suspicious:
AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate)
OR ((H.UPDATED IS NOT NULL) AND (H.UPDATED >= #mindate))
)
technically it is equivalent to just
AND ((H.CREATED >= #mindate) OR (H.UPDATED >= #mindate))
It looks like the intention was
AND COALESCE(H.UPDATED, H.CREATED) >= #mindate

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wrap in parenthesis
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e.g.
iClubID2 = 2
instead of
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your where clause looks like this:
WHERE c.szClubPrefix = 'CLM' OR u.iClubID2 =' 2 ' AND u.bActive = 1 AND u.charType= 'c'
and it equivalence:
WHERE c.szClubPrefix = 'CLM' OR ( u.iClubID2 =' 2 ' AND u.bActive = 1 AND u.charType= 'c' )
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