I am trying to insert the guestpass type name in table guestpasstypes
and at a time it will check the database whether the database has already that name or not by using this statement:
@"INSERT INTO guestpasstypes(guestPasstype_Name)values('" + tbPassType.Text + "') where not exists (select 'guestPasstype_Name' from guestpasstypes where guestPasstype_Name = '" + tbPassType.Text + "')"
but 开发者_如何学JAVAit accepts the duplicate name too, and it does not work. Would anyone please help on this?
For SQL Server it would look like this.
insert into guestpasstypes (guestPasstype_Name)
select 'name1'
where not exists (select *
from guestpasstypes
where guestPasstype_Name = 'name1')
I think it should work for MySQL as well.
If you are on SQL Server 2008 you can use MERGE.
merge guestpasstypes as G
using (select 'name2') as S(Name)
on G.guestPasstype_Name = S.Name
when not matched then
insert (guestPasstype_Name) values (Name);
UPDATE
I think the first option could be applied to your problem like this:
@"INSERT INTO guestpasstypes(guestPasstype_Name) select '" + tbPassType.Text
+ "' where not exists (select * from guestpasstypes where guestPasstype_Name = '"
+ tbPassType.Text + "')"
If you want it to throw an error you can either :
- Put a unique index on the column (the easiest and preferred way)
or
- Write a stored procedure which returns an error flag. Within the procedure, you first check for a matching value and if one is found, set the error flag and return. Otherwise do the insert as normal.
Try either INSERT IGNORE or INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY:
INSERT IGNORE INTO `guestpasstypes`(`guestPasstype_Name`) values('" + tbPassType.Text + "');
OR
INSERT INTO `guestpasstypes`(`guestPasstype_Name`)values('" + tbPassType.Text + "') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE `guestPasstype_Name` = `guestPasstype_Name`;
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