I know how to detect errors if a stored procedure
is used, by adding a ReturnValue parameter to the command object
and then in the stored procedure having a RETURN @@ERROR
But,
If I am using the follwoing code in VB 6,
How can I tell if the insert executed ok?
I have to add error checking to a project that uses this
type of code, I don't have time to rewrite it to use stored procedures.
Thanks In Advance,
Laurence Nuttall
Programmer Analyst III
UCLA - Division of Continuing Education
'----------------------------------------------------------------------------
strCommandText = "INSERT Room_Code (AttributeID, Room_ID, Install_Date,
Uninstall_Date, Login, Modified_date)"
strCommandText = strCommandText & " VALUES ("
strCommandText = strCommandText & intAttributeID & ", "
& intRoomID & ", " & strInstallDate & ", " & strUninstallDat e & ", '" &
logon_ID & "', '" & Now() & "')"
With mcomSQL
.ActiveConnecti on = gconCMS
.CommandType = adCmdText
.CommandText = strCommandText
Set mrsSQL = .Execute
End With
is used, by adding a ReturnValue parameter to the command object
and then in the stored procedure having a RETURN @@ERROR
But,
If I am using the follwoing code in VB 6,
How can I tell if the insert executed ok?
I have to add error checking to a project that uses this
type of code, I don't have time to rewrite it to use stored procedures.
Thanks In Advance,
Laurence Nuttall
Programmer Analyst III
UCLA - Division of Continuing Education
'----------------------------------------------------------------------------
strCommandText = "INSERT Room_Code (AttributeID, Room_ID, Install_Date,
Uninstall_Date, Login, Modified_date)"
strCommandText = strCommandText & " VALUES ("
strCommandText = strCommandText & intAttributeID & ", "
& intRoomID & ", " & strInstallDate & ", " & strUninstallDat e & ", '" &
logon_ID & "', '" & Now() & "')"
With mcomSQL
.ActiveConnecti on = gconCMS
.CommandType = adCmdText
.CommandText = strCommandText
Set mrsSQL = .Execute
End With