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Old 01-19-05, 04:12
devonnicious devonnicious is offline
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checking for existing values in database

could anyone help me out with this ? i'm stuck with this error for the whole afternoon ..

im trying to check whether the userID and mobile Number that the user keyed in has already existed in the database. if it exist, then it will redirect back to the form page with the error message on top.

this is what i did in my action page.

<%
Dim obj
Set obj= Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")

Dim sqlstr
sqlstr="select userID from Users where userID = '"&Session("userID")&"'"

obj.open sqlstr, conn


if obj.eof then
Session("useridError") = "negative"


Dim obj2
Set obj2= Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")

dim sql
sql = "select mobileNo from Users where mobileNo = "&Session("mobileNo")&""

obj2.open sql, conn

if obj2.eof then

Session("mobileError") = "negative"

Dim obj3
Set obj3= Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")

Dim sqlString
sqlString="insert into Users(userID, firstName, lastName, mobileNo, gender, pwd, reminderAdd, emailAdd, address, postalCode)"
sqlString=sqlString&"values('"&Session("userID")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("firstName")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("lastName")
sqlString=sqlString&"',"&Session("mobileNo")
sqlString=sqlString&",'"&Session("gender")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("pwd")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("reminderAdd")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("emailAdd")
sqlString=sqlString&"','"&Session("address")
sqlString=sqlString&"',"&Session("postalCode")&")"

obj3.Open sqlString, conn


%>
<p class="style1">User <u><span class="style1"><%=Session("userid")%></span></u> has
been successfully created! <br>
<br>
<%
else

Response.Redirect("../user/register.asp")
%>
</p>
<p class="style1">
<%
end if
ELSE

Response.Redirect("../user/register.asp")
end if
%>
</form>

and this is what i did in the form page ..

<% if Session("useridError") <> "negative" then %>
<span class="style2"> user id in used</span>
<% elseif session("mobileError") <> "negative" then %>
<span class="style2"> mobile number in used</span>
<% end if %>


could anyone help me out with this?

thanks alot in advance ..
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Old 01-19-05, 11:39
gyuan gyuan is offline
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I made some changes in the part of ASP code. You do not need to open many record sets. That will reduce the performance. When you finish using a record set, you can close it and then reuse it again. For the INSERT statement, you can not use a record set to execute the sql statement. Insead, you have to use a Connection object to execute it.

After you finish the part of accessing database, you can use IF statement to check the session variables and then you can know which page should be redirected. Does that give you a help?

<%
Dim obj, sqlstr
Set obj = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
sqlstr = "select userID from Users where userID = '" & Session("userID") & "'"
obj.open sqlstr, conn

if obj.eof then
Session("useridError") = "negative"
obj.Close

sqlstr = "select mobileNo from Users where mobileNo = '" & Session("mobileNo") & "'"
obj.open sqlstr, conn

if obj.eof then
Session("mobileError") = "negative"
obj.Close

sqlstr = "insert into Users(userID, firstName, lastName, mobileNo, gender, pwd, reminderAdd, emailAdd, address, postalCode)"
sqlstr = sqlstr & "values('"&Session("userID")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("firstName")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("lastName")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "',"&Session("mobileNo")
sqlstr = sqlstr & ",'"&Session("gender")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("pwd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("reminderAdd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("emailAdd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "','"&Session("address")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "',"&Session("postalCode")&")"

conn.Execute(sqlstr)
Set obj = Nothing
conn.Close
Set Conn = Nothing
%>
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Old 01-19-05, 21:32
devonnicious devonnicious is offline
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yeah .. that certainly helps alot. many thanks !

but the problem is that, when i tried to check for the session variables, a logic error occurs. the mobile errors is only checked. as in, even when i tried to enter an existing user ID , it still returns the mobile error instead of the user ID error ..
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Old 01-20-05, 10:20
gyuan gyuan is offline
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What is the type of the field UserID and MobileNo in your table? If UserID is int, you can remove "'" before and after Session("userID"). The same thing is for the field MobileNo.

<%
Dim obj, sqlstr
Set obj = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")

sqlstr = "select userID from Users where userID = " & Session("userID")
obj.open sqlstr, conn

if obj.eof then
Session("useridError") = "negative"
else
Session("useridError") = ""
obj.Close

sqlstr = "select mobileNo from Users where mobileNo = " & Session("mobileNo")
obj.open sqlstr, conn

if obj.eof then
Session("mobileError") = "negative"
else
Session("mobileError") = ""
obj.Close

sqlstr = "insert into Users(userID, firstName, lastName, mobileNo, gender, pwd, reminderAdd, emailAdd, address, postalCode)"
sqlstr = sqlstr & "values(" & Session("userID")
sqlstr = sqlstr & ", '" & Session("firstName")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', '" & Session("lastName")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', " & Session("mobileNo")
sqlstr = sqlstr & ", '" & Session("gender")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', '" & Session("pwd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', '" & Session("reminderAdd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', '" & Session("emailAdd")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', '" & Session("address")
sqlstr = sqlstr & "', " & Session("postalCode") & ")"

conn.Execute(sqlstr)
Set obj = Nothing
conn.Close
Set Conn = Nothing
%>

If you still have the same problem, please post the code which is used to check the session variables.
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Old 01-25-05, 22:51
devonnicious devonnicious is offline
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okay .. i'll try that out .

thanks alot !!! =)
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