[RESOLVED] To Database

Hi,

First Steps
I have a code to generate A
I have another line of code that will generate another code from A (called B)


2nd Step
I want in a table two columns, one for A one for B

I want the data A and B to be inserted in the database after the First Steps is done.
Ex. line #1 of the table, B shud be the generated code for A.

I'm able to do the first step, but i don't know how i shud insert the data to the database?
Can you please help me.
my db is SQL2005
thx

can someone please help me

What is it that you actually want? You've given us no information about what A and B are. Is that even relevant? Are you just asking how to save data to a database? If so then that's what you should say rather than all that other irrelevant stuff that only clouds the issue. If you actually do want something other than that then you're going to have to explain it more clearly.

Hi, i just want to know how to save it after both are generated.

thx

Both what?! We don't even know what they are.

strings just texts

As far as I can see all this talk of A and B is completely irrelevant and all you want to know is how to save some data to a database. As I said earlier, if that's all you wanted then that's what you should have said because all that other stuff simply confused the issue. I suggest that you read this.

If I'm wrong and you really do want something more then I have no idea what it is so I can't help further until you provide a full and clear description.

Hi,

can you just please show me how to save A and B on my DB.

Thanks

What is your DB?

MY DATABASE! SQL 2005 as i said in my fist post!

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SQL 2005 as i said in my fist post!

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Of course - how silly of me. Obviously thats all the information needed.

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well this was the code i was searching for. But i still have a problem when it save it to the database. B do not correspond to A.
if normaly customer1 >>>> 000002
now it shows customer1 >>>> 000003

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Dim Connection As New SqlConnection
Dim mySqlCommand As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand
Dim a As String
Connection.ConnectionString = ("Data Source=...")
Connection.Open()

mySqlCommand.Connection = Connection
Try
mySqlCommand.CommandText = "INSERT INTO ab (a, b) VALUES (@a, @b)"

Dim InsertCommand As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand

mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@a", AB2generator(5))
a = AB2generator(5)
mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@b", abgenerator(a))





mySqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
MessageBox.Show("New Customer Added To Your Database")
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Customer could not be added!" & ex.Message)
Finally
If Connection.State = ConnectionState.Open Then
Connection.Close()
End If
End Try

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thanks

We still have no idea what A and B are and what AB2generator and abgenerator actually do. If it's inserting the values that you're generating then your question is answered. How to generate the right values is something that we don't have enough information to say.

Having said that, I would have thought that this:

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mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@a", AB2generator(5))
a = AB2generator(5)
mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@b", AB2generator(a))

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should be this:

Code:

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a = AB2generator(5)
mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@a", a)
mySqlCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@b", abgenerator(a))

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I have no idea whether that will fix the problem but there certainly doesn't seem to be a reason to call AB2generator twice.

Finally, please wrap your code snippets in CODE or VBCode tags. We shouldn't have to ask after over 900 posts.

ok, thanks it works:)