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Old January 5th, 2004, 05:42 AM
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Calendar datebase

Hi. I have build a database to be used in a asp page that are going to work as a booking calendar. everthing works fine, but i whould like to have a check when you add a new post that there are no dubblebookings, if for example a meeting between 10-13 on 2004-01-15 how do i make a check that can tell me that i cant make a booking on 2004-01-15 time 11-12?

my datebase looks like this.. one tabel with the date and to for time start and stop time.

can anyone help me.. i have been thinking about this alot and i can't get it to work

/thanks Kenneth

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Old January 5th, 2004, 09:50 AM
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From ASp you will run a SQL statement that will check to see is if your Start time fall between a scheduled meeting. If the SQL statement brings back any data then the answer is yes, you are trying to double book. IF it brings back no data then you are okay with you start time and you need to check the end time. and do the same thing with it

here is sample sql statement

SELECT Table1.MDate, Table1.MStartTime, Table1.MEndTime
FROM Table1
WHERE (((Table1.MDate)=[MeetingDate]) AND ((Table1.MStartTime)<[StartTime]) AND ((Table1.MEndTime)>[StartTIme]));


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Old January 5th, 2004, 12:28 PM
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Thanks alot! this should work just great.

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