I would like to check if a particular value already exist in the database Gidview row. If the value already exist, tell the user that he has already entered the record and don't save. otherwise save the record. In my case I want to check the "Random number".
Just have a problem, I want people to join a mailing list, I just have a textbox and button. When a user enter's their email address, the address and time are inserted into a database. However, if the same email is added again I would like for a message to appear saying the record already exists.
Can someone show me how to do this, here is my current code:
I have webform which has insert button to insert/Add new record into my database table. It works fine but the problem is that I have a unique field name of the field is txtQuotes ,The user should not be able to insert a record that contains the same value for that field.How can I check for duplicate?
I have a <asp:Parameter Name="Person_ID" Type="String" />. My Updatecommand contains, among other things: Person_ID = @Person_ID. That's all fine.
In my code behind, how to I say that I don't want to specify a value for this parameter, but rather want it to use the default value (which in this case is NULL?)
Or rather than telling it to use the Default value, is it possible to set it to Null? I tried setting the value to Null, but the sql code that got generated was Person_ID = "NULL", which of course, is wrong. How do I get it to generate Person_ID=NULL?
Protected Sub FormView1_ItemUpdating(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.FormViewUpdateEventArgs) Handles FormView1.ItemUpdating Dim IsPresCheck As CheckBox = CType(FormView1.FindControl("IsPrestigeChkBx"), CheckBox) If IsPresCheck.Checked = "True" Then SqlDataSource1.SelectParameters.Add("IsPrestige", System.TypeCode.Int32, 1.ToString) Else SqlDataSource1.SelectParameters.Add("IsPrestige", System.TypeCode.Int32, 0.ToString) End If
but for some reason it's not seeing the parameter and returning an error
I am about to write a method that uses SQLParameter to insert some data into SQL server. However, do I "have" to specify a DBType? If not how is this handled?
I am trying to display a profile page on my website using the SQL Datasource_Selecting and when the page loads I get this error "An SqlParameter with ParameterName '@UserName' is not contained by this SqlParameterCollection."
I have a page with a simple textbox, when an OrderNo is entered in te textbox the page is populated with 2 or 3 gridviews depending if the order has items reserved or on back order.
GridView1 has data about the order, like status, payment details.
GridView2 has data about orderitems, each row displays an item from the order with stock and order quantities
GridView3 has data about backorders, each row displays an item from the order with quantity reserved and quantity on back order. As is no data for GridView3 if order is not on backorder I thought that I can enclose my code inside an if block
if GridView3 isnot nothing then
'getting some data from the cells in GridView3 endif
I tried to illustrate the problem by providing the following instructions, unfortunately the data was deleted and the example failed. It is now working. I have been working through one of Scott Mitchells ASP.NET Application Tutorials Title "Using TemplateFields in the GridView Control"
The URL is ...
The example demonstrates a temporary field being used in different ways, one of which involves dates in a Calender. If the HireDate in the example is deleted or not available the program fails. Providing the date is a valid date it works fine....
i am building a project using C# Asp.Net in which i am registering users with a user id, now my question is that how to check that the user id is already exists in the user table or not when user trying to register, i am using sql server 2000?
i have two datatable, while adding rows in second datatable, i want to first check whether the id in the second datatable matches as in the first datatable, if not only then it should be added in the second datatable, else it should display a message...
i dont have any Primary Key defined on any column, so the rows could be repeatative.
I am a beginner coder, i am building a project using C# Asp.Net in which i am registering users with a user id, now my question is that how to check that the user id is already exists in the user table or not when user trying to register, i am using sql server 2000?
i'm working on a SqlDataSource object, it has a deletecommand which is ( DeleteCommand="delete albums where albumid=@albumid") but whenever i try to delete a record, where albumid is an identity primary key column, i receive the following error message , An entry with the same key already exists. but there are no duplicate records, i wonder why i receive this msg, may i pls mention again AlbumId is a Primary Key Column with Identity(1,1)
I use a ItemDataBound for a repeater.But i use 2 kinds of linq querys to bind it.Some of them has a MerkID, and some doesnt have this item.So its easy i need to do this:
if(e.Item.DataItem.Contains("MerkID"))
{ //Code for linq query 1
} [code]...
So of course the if selection doesnt work, but how can i do that? I already tryed this:
DataRowView drv = (DataRowView)e.Item.DataItem; if (drv.Row.Table.Columns.Contains("MerkID"))
But that doenst work because he cant convert it to a datarowview because its a linq class.So what to do? Right now i use a try and catch, but there are better solutions i guess...
I am very new to this and have watched a lot of the videos. While trying out VWD2010 and SQL2008 Express, I come across many things, I just don't know how to do. Here is the latest:
I have a Table UserId - Int - AutoIncrement FirstName - Var(10) LastName - Var(10)
I also have an ASP web page that allow the user to enter a first name and last name. It also has a button to submit. What I would like to do is have a Select statement check to see if the name already exists, then send a comment back to the user via a label. If it doesn't exist, then I would like to Insert the info and then again inform the user via label.
On the code behind, I get lost. (Obviously this doesn't work, but I don't know how to go about getting a results back. Protected Sub bSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles bSubmit.Click
SqlDataSource1.Select(DataSourceSelectArguments.Empty) (get a return) (check return value, if <>0 then lblResults.Text = "exists!" else SqlDataSource1.Insert() lblResults.Text="added!" end if) End Sub