when click save button,I want to save the textbox values to database table..If the record is already available then just update that value... I have the code for insert and update..but i don't know how to check the already existing record..I need ,check existing record using only auto generated id
View 2 RepliesBefore a subscription to a newsletter and the record will be inserted, i'd like to check if the record already exist ina sql-server database. This what i've got as dusfar
adres = TxtEmail.Text
DBConn.Open()
If adres <> "" Then
Try
DBCmd = New SqlCommand("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TBL_Subscribers WHERE email = @adres)", DBConn)
''Add
DBCmd.Parameters.Add("@Email", SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value = adres
DBCmd.ExecuteScalar()
DBAdap = New SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM TBL_Subscribers ORDER BY ActivateDate", DBConn)
DBAdap.Fill(DS)
Catch exp As Exception
Response.Write(exp)
End Try
End if
I have a table "assignments" with records that are assigned to multiple "users" by the "department" they belong to. Each user then can have it's own "status" for each assignment.
When the user logs-in i need to show all his assignments and the status.(but status record doesn't exist yet)
When a new assignment is created I don't want to have to create a new record relating the assignment to the user. I want the relationship to be by the department the user belongs to and the department the assignment was assigned to.
Only thing i can think of is when the user logs in to load the assignments that belong to the user's department then look thru all the records. For each record loop thru the status table. If a record exist show the the status. if it doesn't then make default value and when the users clicks to view the assignment a new status record will be added.
Only thing i don't like is looping thru the status records while looping thru all the assignments.
How else can I do it? I don't see how could join the assignments table and the status table if the status record doesn't exist yet.
tables:
[ASSIGNMENTS]
assignmentID
departmentID
assignment
[DEPARTMENT]
departmentID
department
[USERS]
userID
departmentID
user
[STATUS]
userID
assignemntID
status
BTW, I'm using Linq-to-SQL
how can i check if a value exist in my web config using this method?
public
static
bool IsDomain()
{
Uri s =
HttpContext.Current.Request.Url;
return
true;
}
webconfig:
<
add
key="DomainName"
value=http://test-domain></add>
i need to check if some parameter exist in Request.Params any one know how to check that? dont use request.params["para"] != or "" i am not try to check if value exist, i need to check if the parameter himself exist before the checking if his not null or empty.
View 2 RepliesI am in a situation that i cant solvecos i am new to VB.net. I have a page with both a Detail and Grid view. The Detalview does the inserting to display it on the grid view. My table(Using SQL Server) has 3 field Username, Month and Allocation. I want to give an allocation to a user, but if the user already has one for that month, i want it to cancel.
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to make checkboxes check if they exist in a table.
What I'm initially trying to do is to list the values is a table e.g. product types, and then if a product has those types assigned to it mark the check box as checked. e.g.
Products Table
Prod No Prod Name
1 Silver Bag
2 Black Bag
3 Red Hat
Product_Types Table
Prod_Type_No Prod_Type_Name
1 Bag
2 Leather
3 Hat
Associated_Product_Types
Prod_No Prod_Type_No
1 1
1 2
2 1
3 3
So When I select product 1 (Silver Bag) it shows 3 check boxes for the product types and prod type 1 and 2 are checked as they exist in the Associated_Product_Types
My problem is I cant figure out how to mark them as checked based on the values in that table.
System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: 'DropDownList' has a SelectedValue which is invalid because it does not exist in the list of items.this question has been for a long time ago but seem no actual answer for it except for catching the exception.I don't want just catch error instead of check first whether the value exist in drop down list. My scenario was different from the other. my data source is bind to a datatable, all is in hard code.
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View 4 Repliesstring jSFile = ResolveUrl("~/MyProject/JavaScripts/dir/test.js");
if (!System.IO.File.Exists(jSFile))
{
...
}
This code doesn't work and I guess it's the jSFile that doesn't work well with the IO.File.Exists but I know the jSFile has a valid path because when I use few line later
Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude("myfile",jSFile);
it does attach the JavaScript file to the ASPX and all work fine.
I have a page that inserts a record to an sql database and I would like to do the following:
(i) Check if a record already exist before trying do an insert
(ii) If a record exist, the page should be able to inform/display a message in a textbox informing the user that the record already exist.
I have seen a number of post on the internet that suggest that one possible solution is to write a sproc and use the T-sql IF EXIST function. However, I have NOT seen a complete code showing (a) how this can be done (b) how to call the sproc from an asp page (c) and MORE IMPORTANTLY how to display a message informing a user that a record already exist i.e. when the record already exist in the database.
I've written a singleton class that exposes the web.config properties in a nice get property kind of way.
I want a Load method to parse the data in the config and set the public properties, and I want to throw exceptions (so they are logged in the EventLog) when a configuration key is missing or can't be parsed.
I tried placing the Load() code in Application_Start of the global.asax but then remembered this will only be run once, or until the application restarts.
Where is the best place to put code that you need to run 'everytime' your site is started/run by the user? I basically want the website to stop functioning if certain config properties cannot be loaded.
I have detailed view and a grid view, the DetailedView does the inserting into the Grid view. On my table( Ussing SQL Server), i have a username and year and allocation. What do i do so that when an allocation is given to a user for a year that already exit, it refuses.
View 9 RepliesI am not using any database for data source.I can enter the some value in text box and the entered value is automatically added in the gridview.How can i validate not adding same item numbers in gridview.And i also calculated grand total for amount column.If i remove any records means how to recalculate current total.Any one can tell solution for this issue.I am waiting for reply ASAP.
View 2 RepliesHow to check username is exist in database or not without postback the page...
View 1 RepliesI have .Net web application which connects to Oracle 10g database. I want to check for space availibility before creating Indexes. Also if space is not sufficient then I would like to send an Email message to admin. How to do that from .Net web application?
View 2 RepliesI 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 would like to show an image if the record is not activated (SQL inaktiv(bit)=1)
Here is the script code in my aspx-site. An error is displayed in this row: ...
I am facing a serious problem here.i developing a college project and in admission page there are a field student_code(in database ) which is manually auto generate but not unique.so I use like following.
My student code procedure ....
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.
SelectCommand="SELECT COUNT (UserId) FROM Users WHERE ((FirstName=@FirstName) and (LastName=@LastName))"
InsertCommand="INSERT INTO User(LastName, FirstName) VALUES (@FirstName, @LastName)"
<InsertParameters>
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="tbFirstName" Name="FirstName"
PropertyName="Text" Type="String" />
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="tbLastName" Name="LastName"
PropertyName="Text" Type="String" />
</InsertParameters>
<SelectParameters>
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="tbFirstName" Name="FirstName"
PropertyName="Text" Type="String" />
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="tbLastName" Name="LastName"
PropertyName="Text" Type="String" />
</SelectParameters>
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
I want to check if the record is already exists before insert using Ajax ActionLink in Create View. I am getting error 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' Here is a code in View :
<div class="editor-label">
<%= Html.LabelFor(model => model.PolicyId) %>
</div>
<div class="editor-field">
<%= Html.TextBoxFor(model => model.PolicyId) %>
<%= Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.PolicyId) %>
<em>can not be changed later.</em>
//error occurs here
<%= Ajax.ActionLink("Check", "CheckIfExists", "Life", new { PolicyId = Model.PolicyId }, null)%>
</div>
And Controller action :
public JavaScriptResult CheckIfExists(string PolicyId)
{
if (lifeRepository.IsExists(PolicyId))
return JavaScript("alert(' Already Exists');");
else
return JavaScript("alert(' Not Exists');");
}
I have a SQL database that creates a record for every document uploaded by the user to the server. I want to check this table before a user uploads a document to ensure they don't upload a file with name that already exists.
I know how to make the connection and make the SqlCommand to query the table for an existing record. But I don't know how to check the record count from the sqlCommand I made.
Does that make sense?
Using myConnectionCheck As New SqlConnection(myConnectionStringCheck)
Dim myCommandCheck As New SqlCommand()
myCommandCheck.Connection = myConnectionCheck
myCommandCheck.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Req_Docs WHERE Doc_Name =" & DocName
myConnectionCheck.Open()
myCommandCheck.ExecuteNonQuery()
End Using
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:
[Code]....
I'm trying to put a registration page together in Visual Web Designer.
I would like to send a confirmation Email after someone is leaving his registration data and pressing the INSERT button.
The key fields in my database are: Email, Name, Surname, Address
Before I send the confirmation Email I would like to check if the email value entered in the form is realy added to the database.
I was copy past already some C code in my page, therefore it will be fine if the code can be in C.
- checking if record is realy added to database after pressing INSERT button
- setup the confirmation Email
Is there any benefit (performance wise) to check if a record exists before updating it or do I just go straight in with an UPDATE WHERE?
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