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Old 03-03-02, 10:21
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Insert If

I have, lets say two tables, one Course, and the other Student.

Table: Course
Attributes: CourseID
StudentID

Table: Student
Attributes: StudentID
Name

How do I prevent the student from being able to register for more than 10 classes?
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Old 03-04-02, 15:45
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You would have to perform a query in your application beforehand since MySQL does not support constraints.

e.g.
Code:
LOCK TABLE course SELECT COUNT( * ) FROM course WHERE studentid = $someid IF count > 9 echo "no!" ELSE INSERT UNLOCK TABLE course
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