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The syntax you are using resembles a SQL CASE expression. It seems you want to set up a condition that checks whether a certain number is equal to 98988743. If that is true, the value 9898 should be returned; otherwise, null should be returned.
Here is an example of how you can write this in SQL:
```sqlSELECT CASE WHEN your_column = 98988743 THEN 9898 ELSE NULL END AS resultFROM your_table;```
Replace `your_column` and `your_table` with the appropriate column names and table names in your database. This will result in 9898 if the value of `your_column` is equal to 98988743, or null if that is not the case.
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