Description:-
in this example we simply explain that how to check the Record is Exist in Database or not by using Procedure or Restrict the duplicate insertion of records to the database using Store Procedure.
There are several ways to avoid
duplicate record insertion in the sqlserver database using various
programming languages. But, it doesnt have to be from
programs always we can avoid duplicate insertion of records from the
database too.
Here I am explain to avoid duplicate record
insertion in the SQL Server database using store procedure, incase the
database table does not contains any unique field.
In SQL Server Database we can check
the record before insert to the database table.
Here I am using the [hk_procreglogin ]
as Table name. [unm] and [pwd] are the two columns in the table
and through this store procedure we can insert data to the table after
checking if the record exists or not in the hk_procreglogin table.
If the record is already
exists then it ignores the insert operation and display proper message
user or record is already exists.if record does not exist then it inserts
the record in the database and commits the process.
What is Procedure:-
Procedure is a set of SQL Statement and that is predefined by the user and it is Compiled only once time when the application is run. Procedure is Define once time and used in multiple time.
This Example is very useful when there is a large number of record and in which we have to Find the particular record so using this we can save your time.
In this example we create a Procedure for searching a Record and Check that the Record is Exist or not in the database.
That is useful when user Login into a Application at that time First we have to check that this person is Registered in our Website then and then further proceed otherwise Display message please Fill the registration Detail First to Login this Site.
Here we Define one procedure that
procedure will return user is Exist or not
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procedure
ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.procins1
(
@name varchar(50)=null,
@add varchar(50)=null,
@state varchar(50)=null,
@city varchar(50)=null,
@email varchar(50)=null,
@mobileno varchar(50)=null,
@gender varchar(50)=null,
@hobby varchar(50)=null,
@photo varchar(200)=null,
@unm varchar(50)=null,
@pwd varchar(50)=null,
@cpwd varchar(50)=null,
@status varchar(50)=null,
@id int=0 OUTPUT,
@rid int=0
)
AS
begin
if(@status ='register')
begin
insert into hk_procreglogin values(@name,@add,@state,@city,@email,@mobileno,@gender,@hobby,@photo,@unm,@pwd,@cpwd)
end
else if(@status ='login')
begin
(select @rid=id from hk_procreglogin where unm= @unm and pwd=@pwd)
set @id=@rid;
return @id
end
else if(@status='select')
begin
(select * from hk_procreglogin where id= @unm) end
end
(
@name varchar(50)=null,
@add varchar(50)=null,
@state varchar(50)=null,
@city varchar(50)=null,
@email varchar(50)=null,
@mobileno varchar(50)=null,
@gender varchar(50)=null,
@hobby varchar(50)=null,
@photo varchar(200)=null,
@unm varchar(50)=null,
@pwd varchar(50)=null,
@cpwd varchar(50)=null,
@status varchar(50)=null,
@id int=0 OUTPUT,
@rid int=0
)
AS
begin
if(@status ='register')
begin
insert into hk_procreglogin values(@name,@add,@state,@city,@email,@mobileno,@gender,@hobby,@photo,@unm,@pwd,@cpwd)
end
else if(@status ='login')
begin
(select @rid=id from hk_procreglogin where unm= @unm and pwd=@pwd)
set @id=@rid;
return @id
end
else if(@status='select')
begin
(select * from hk_procreglogin where id= @unm) end
end
code.aspx.cs
protected void btnlogin_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connStr);
conn.Open();
SqlCommand dCmd = new SqlCommand("dbo.procins1",
conn);
dCmd.CommandType =
CommandType.StoredProcedure;
SqlParameter id = dCmd.Parameters.Add("@id",SqlDbType.Int);
id.Direction =
ParameterDirection.ReturnValue;
dCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@unm",txtunm.Text);
dCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@pwd",txtpwd.Text);
dCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@status","login");
dCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
if(Convert.ToInt32(id.Value)>0)
{
Session["id"] =
id.Value;
Response.Redirect("profile.aspx");
}
else
{
Response.Write("error");
}
conn.Close();
}
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