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afrika
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2005-03-06 : 12:16:10
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| helloI have this Stored Proceedure that inserts up to 10 entries in my db, based on the users entries. Its a phone book entry, however i would like to confirm before entry that the user hasnt entered the phone number before running the insert. Please correct me in the code belowDO I USE AN IF EXISTS or just leave it the way it is ?thanksAfrikaINSERT INTO [1day_com_sql].[dbo].[sms_phonebook] ([username],[Phone_number],[Nickname]) select @username_1,@Phone_number_1,@Nickname_1where @Phone_number_1 is not null and @phone_number_1 <> '23480' and @phone_number_1 <> (select @Phone_number_1 from sms_phonebook where username = @username_1)union allselect@username_1,@Phone_number_2,@Nickname_2where @Phone_number_2 is not null and @phone_number_2 <> '23480' and @phone_number_2 <> (select @Phone_number_2 from sms_phonebook where username = @username_1)... code continues till 10 |
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TG
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2005-03-06 : 13:18:00
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If your sub-query can only return 1 record then that will work. If it can return more than 1 reocrd then you'll just need to change the "<>" to a "NOT IN".and @phone_number_1 NOT IN (select @Phone_number_1 from sms_phonebook where username = @username_1) Be One with the OptimizerTG |
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afrika
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2005-03-06 : 13:22:47
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| Yes its only one record returned.thanks |
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