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Mark_P_
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
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I need to insert data into multiple tables - how?

  • August 9, 2007
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Using ASP, VBScript & MS SQL -

My main table has a PK with the name projectID, this field is updated automatically in SQL. I need that ID in order to populate the rest of the tables. How do I retrieve this ID before moving on to the next page(s)?

I've seen some similar questions but none have really been answered, Hoping this time is the charm.

Thanks
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N
Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
Do you have the option of using Stored Procedures?


"Pat Shaw" <pat@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:f9flpl$fgg$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> There are a number of ways. For ease, I would declare an OUTPUT variable
> in your SQL statement and then when you have done the first INSERT you
> assign the value of SCOPE_IDENTITY() to the OUTPUT Variable. You then use
> the variable like any other in your SQL and your ASP.
>
>
> "Mark.P." <mark.pusateri@ey.com> wrote in message
> news:f9fjsn$d5l$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> most of what I've found is for asp.net. so I'm having a hard time
>> finding how
>> to pass the id to the next page with ASP.
>>
>> All I can find tells me to put it into my insert, but nothing past that.
>>
>> MM_editCmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dbo.projects (pName, pLead, status,
>> startDate, endDate, audience, ojective, deliverables, issues) VALUES (?,
>> ?, ?,
>> ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()"
>>
>> So how can I get that id from SCOPE_IDENTITY() then pass it on?
>>
>
>


N
Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
Post your SQL statements and I will put this into a Stored Procedure for
you. This will give you far more flexibility and will run more efficiently.

I may not be able to do it tonight though as I am about to go out.

"Mark.P." <mark.pusateri@ey.com> wrote in message
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>I do have that option but I don't know how to write them. I don' t
>normally do
> this kind of thing but due to recent org changes i'm learning on the fly.
> I
> was hoping this would be on the easy side. Guess not (at least not for
> me).
> Here's where I'm at now with it, it's returning an error at this point.
>
>
>
>
> <%
> If (CStr(Request("MM_insert")) = "addProject") Then
> If (Not MM_abortEdit) Then
>
> 'intNewKeyVal = rsProjects.Execute(MM_editCmd, intRecordsAffected,
> adCmdText)(0)
> ' execute the insert
> Dim MM_editCmd
>
> Set MM_editCmd = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Command")
> MM_editCmd.ActiveConnection = MM_commStr_STRING
> MM_editCmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dbo.projects (pName, pLead,
> status,
> startDate, endDate, audience, ojective, deliverables, issues) VALUES (?,
> ?, ?,
> ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()"
> MM_editCmd.Prepared = true
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param1", 202,
> 1,
> 100, Request.Form("pName")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param2", 202,
> 1,
> 100, Request.Form("pLead")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param3", 202,
> 1,
> 50, Request.Form("status")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param4", 135,
> 1,
> -1, MM_IIF(Request.Form("startDate"), Request.Form("startDate"), null)) '
> adDBTimeStamp
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param5", 135,
> 1,
> -1, MM_IIF(Request.Form("endDate"), Request.Form("endDate"), null)) '
> adDBTimeStamp
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param6", 202,
> 1,
> 250, Request.Form("audience")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param7", 202,
> 1,
> 500, Request.Form("objective")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param8", 202,
> 1,
> 500, Request.Form("deliverables")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Parameters.Append MM_editCmd.CreateParameter("param9", 202,
> 1,
> 500, Request.Form("issues")) ' adVarWChar
> MM_editCmd.Execute
> intNewKeyVal = rsProjects.Execute(MM_editCmd, intRecordsAffected,
> adCmdText)(0)
> MM_editCmd.ActiveConnection.Close
>
> ' append the query string to the redirect URL
> Dim MM_editRedirectUrl
> MM_editRedirectUrl = "insertPart2.asp?fKey=intNewKeyVal"
> If (Request.QueryString <> "") Then
> If (InStr(1, MM_editRedirectUrl, "?", vbTextCompare) = 0) Then
> MM_editRedirectUrl = MM_editRedirectUrl & "?" &
> Request.QueryString
> Else
> MM_editRedirectUrl = MM_editRedirectUrl & "&" &
> Request.QueryString
> End If
> End If
> Response.Redirect(MM_editRedirectUrl)
> End If
> End If
> %>
>


M
Mark_P_Author
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
Thank you so much! The column that auto-increments is named "projectID". Let me know if I left something out.

Thanks again

N
Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
There are a number of ways. For ease, I would declare an OUTPUT variable in
your SQL statement and then when you have done the first INSERT you assign
the value of SCOPE_IDENTITY() to the OUTPUT Variable. You then use the
variable like any other in your SQL and your ASP.


"Mark.P." <mark.pusateri@ey.com> wrote in message
news:f9fjsn$d5l$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> most of what I've found is for asp.net. so I'm having a hard time finding
> how
> to pass the id to the next page with ASP.
>
> All I can find tells me to put it into my insert, but nothing past that.
>
> MM_editCmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dbo.projects (pName, pLead, status,
> startDate, endDate, audience, ojective, deliverables, issues) VALUES (?,
> ?, ?,
> ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()"
>
> So how can I get that id from SCOPE_IDENTITY() then pass it on?
>


M
Mark_P_Author
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
most of what I've found is for asp.net. so I'm having a hard time finding how to pass the id to the next page with ASP.

All I can find tells me to put it into my insert, but nothing past that.

MM_editCmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dbo.projects (pName, pLead, status, startDate, endDate, audience, ojective, deliverables, issues) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()"

So how can I get that id from SCOPE_IDENTITY() then pass it on?
N
Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
August 9, 2007
You would do the Insert to your main table and then use SCOPE_IDENTITY() to
get the Primary Key and assign it to a variable within your Stored
Procedure. Then, you would use the variable to populate your Foriegn Keys in
the other tables with the other Inserts.

Google SCOPE_IDENTITY() and you will see how it works.

Pat.


"Mark.P." <mark.pusateri@ey.com> wrote in message
news:f9fbe4$3bo$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Using ASP, VBScript & MS SQL -
>
> My main table has a PK with the name projectID, this field is updated
> automatically in SQL. I need that ID in order to populate the rest of the
> tables. How do I retrieve this ID before moving on to the next page(s)?
>
> I've seen some similar questions but none have really been answered,
> Hoping
> this time is the charm.
>
> Thanks
>
>


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