Get User Details Function

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-- Get User's First Name, Last Name
SELECT dbo.GetUserDetails(120, 1)

-- Get User's Last Name, First Name
SELECT dbo.GetUserDetails(120, 4)

-- Get User's Username
SELECT dbo.GetUserDetails(120, 2)

-- Get User's Email Address
SELECT dbo.GetUserDetails(120, 3)
IF OBJECT_ID(N'dbo.GetUserDetails') IS NOT NULL
	DROP FUNCTION dbo.GetUserDetails
GO

CREATE FUNCTION dbo.GetUserDetails (
	@userid INT
	,@option INT
	)
RETURNS VARCHAR(250)
AS
BEGIN
	DECLARE @UserDetails VARCHAR(250)

	SET @UserDetails = (
			CASE
				WHEN @option = 1
					-- Get User's First Name and Last Name
					THEN (
							SELECT dbo.properCase((firstName + ' ' + lastName)) AS NAME
							FROM tblUsers
							WHERE id = @userid
							)
				WHEN @option = 2
					-- Get User's Username
					THEN (
							SELECT userID
							FROM tblUsers
							WHERE id = @userid
							)
				WHEN @option = 3
					-- Get User's Email Address
					THEN (
							SELECT eMail
							FROM tblUsers
							WHERE id = @userid
							)
				WHEN @option = 4
					-- Get User's Last Name and First Name
					THEN (
							SELECT dbo.properCase((lastName + ' ' + firstName)) AS NAME
							FROM tblUsers
							WHERE id = @userid
							)
				END
			)

	RETURN @UserDetails
END
GO
Originally Posted on August 6, 2013
Last Updated on October 26, 2015
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