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Assuming you have ID defined as an Identity field:
Code:
INSERT <into first table>
SET @newId = @@IDENTITY
<more code>
INSERT userId, <more columns>
VALUES (@newId, <more variables)
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Any thoughts on how to save the ID using the SProc u sent?
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OOPs I see there's a new page
I'll try that thanks.

I tried something like it but my page gave me an error. I'll have to look closer at what you sent
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OOPs I see there's a new page
I'll try that thanks.

I tried something like it but my page gave me an error. I'll have to look closer at what you sent


Yes, I cam up with exactly that, now that I took another look

The error:
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e10'

Procedure 'Insertuser' expects parameter '@CustID', which was not supplied.

/nupkshp.asp, line 192
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You probably have it in the Procedure header rather than DECLAREing it.
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You probably have it in the Procedure header rather than DECLAREing it.
I got past this error but I'm still on this. I got it mostly working: I can add a new file and if the user already exists, it doesn't add to either of the tables. However, now I'm trying to return the error if it fails or, if it succeeds in adding it, I'd like to display what I added on the page.

Using the previous example, how do I do this

Also, what is the "-10101" in the example that you gave to me? Is that a standard error code?

I also have a list of SQL 2000 error codes and the "547" that I included, does not exist.
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The -10101 was just a number I made up. Tho, for SQL Server, user error should be >50,000 (if I remember correctly). So, check the return code from your ExecuteNonQuery to determine if the proc was successful or not.

To return a value from the sproc, you could use OUT parameters for this. However, there is no point if all you are doing is returning what was pass in to begin with.
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