My queries executes twice :s

[iste]

When I run my code (which doesn't have any loops) , the data is inserted into the database two times.

So when I run one query, I get two lines in the database.

This is the code where the queries are executed:

Try
            connection = New KobleTilDB
            con = connection.KobleTilDB
            
            sp1 = "INSERT INTO Kontaktinfo (Fornavn, Etternavn, Adresse, Postnr, Tlf, Mob, Mail) VALUES('" & ansatt.fnavn & "', '" & ansatt.enavn & _
            "', '" & ansatt.adr & "', '" & ansatt.pnr & "', '" & ansatt.tlf & "', '" & ansatt.mob & _
            "', '" & ansatt.epost & "')"
 
            cmd = New OdbcCommand(sp1, con)
 
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
 
 
            sp3 = "SELECT Navn_id FROM Kontaktinfo " & _
            "WHERE Fornavn = '" & ansatt.fnavn & "'" & _
            "AND Etternavn = '" & ansatt.enavn & "'" & _
            "AND Adresse = '" & ansatt.adr & "'" & _
            "AND Postnr = '" & ansatt.pnr & "'" & _
            "AND Tlf = '" & ansatt.tlf & "'" & _
            "AND Mob = '" & ansatt.mob & "'" & _
            "AND Mail = '" & ansatt.epost & "' "
 
            cmd = New OdbcCommand(sp3, con)
            
            Dim navnid As Integer = 0
 
         
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
 
            reader = cmd.ExecuteReader
 
            If reader.Read Then
                If reader.IsDBNull(0) Then
                    navnid = 0
                Else
                    navnid = reader.GetInt32(0)
                End If
            End If
 
            sp2 = "INSERT INTO Admin (Navn_id, Tittel) VALUES('" & navnid & "', '" & ansatt.stilling & "')"
 
            cmd = New OdbcCommand(sp2, con)
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
 
        Catch oex As OdbcException
            Throw New Exception("Feil i databasen" & oex.Message.ToString)
        Catch ex As Exception
            Throw New Exception("Feil i koden" & ex.Message.ToString)
 
        End Try

I have Three queries, and two of them are inserting values into two different tables.

Why does the values get inserted two times in each table?

[schenz]

Have you tried setting a break point and stepping through the code? I do not see in the code you have posted anything that would cause it to be inserted twice. What about the procedure that calls this one? Is there looping there?

[Grimfort]

You do call :

cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()

reader = cmd.ExecuteReader

I have no idea if that would cause an error, I wouldnt think so, but you never know. You dont need to call the first execute as you do it when you call the reader.

[gigemboy]

How are you verifying that it is being added twice? Are you physically looking at the database or viewing the data somewhere else? Maybe these multiple records were added previously?

[iste]

What about the procedure that calls this one? Is there looping there?

I don't have any loops in my project only if sentences. :S

[iste]

You do call :

cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()

reader = cmd.ExecuteReader

I have no idea if that would cause an error, I wouldnt think so, but you never know. You dont need to call the first execute as you do it when you call the reader.

but this code lies between the two insert sentences. If it is so, then why does the last insert also insert two lines? There are no reader = cmd.ExecuteReader after the last insert. :s

[iste]

How are you verifying that it is being added twice? Are you physically looking at the database or viewing the data somewhere else? Maybe these multiple records were added previously?

I am physically looking at the database through phpMyAdmin at my webhotel. The tables were empty when I run the code, and then I checked and there were two lines with the same values.

[schenz]

I still say set a break point and step through the code to see what is happening.

[iste]

I've tried with the break point and I've found that the last query is inserting the first query as well. I think each time I write "cmd = New OdbcCommand(sp1, con)" I add a query to the cmd ( even though I create a new one (I think)). So the last cmd.ExecuteNonQuery contains three queries, but only two of them leave a mark as one of them is a reading query.

How can I avoid this? There must be away to send three queries in the same function?

[schenz]

I can think of two ways to try off the top of my head (and without trying to do it)

1. After you run each command set the object to nothing.

 cmd = nothing

2. Create 3 different command objects

 Dim cmd1 as New OdbcCommand(sp1, con)
Dim cmd2 as New OdbcCommand(sp3, con)
Dim cmd3 as New OdbcCommand(sp2, con)

[iste]

I have already tried this and it doesn't work.

anyway, I found that the whole code is runned twice. So the error can't lie in that code.
Here is the code where I call on the one I have already pasted:

Protected Sub btnSend_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSend.Click
        Dim fornavn As String
        Dim etternavn As String
        Dim adresse As String
        Dim postnr As String
        Dim poststed As String
        Dim tlf As Integer
        Dim mob As Integer
        Dim mail As String
        Dim stilling As String
        Dim kontroller As LeggTilAnsattKontroller
        Dim ansatt As Ansatt
 
 
        fornavn = txtNavn.Text
        etternavn = txtEnavn.Text
        adresse = txtAdresse.Text
        postnr = txtPostnr.Text
        poststed = txtPoststed.Text
        tlf = Convert.ToInt32(txtTlf.Text)
        mob = Convert.ToInt32(txtMob.Text)
        mail = txtMail.Text
        stilling = txtStilling.Text
 
        'Creating an object of the type ansatt
        ansatt = New Ansatt(fornavn, etternavn, adresse, postnr, poststed, mail, tlf, mob, stilling)
 
        'Initializin the kontroller object which contains a reference to the DAO class which was the code I've already pasted
        kontroller = New LeggTilAnsattKontroller
        
        'Calling on the method with the reference to the DAO class
        kontroller.LeggTilAnsatt(ansatt)
 
        
 
    End Sub

[schenz]

Is this an ASP.NET application?

Do you have AutoEventWireUp set to True if it is?

[Spanjis]

Try to remove the OnClick function in the aspx file

[iste]

WOW! I never would have thought of that, but now it works =)

thanks Spanjis (and thanks to all you other folks to =) )

[Spanjis]

Lucky quess, I've had the same problem