I have this query:
SELECT COUNT(date) FROM patients WHERE date= 2012/02/23
If that COUNT returns 10, there will be an alert that tells to the user that it cannot accept more visit.
How do i validate that? How can i know that?
In php i just have to do this:
<?php
$QUERY = "SELECT COUNT(date) AS count_results FROM patients WHERE date= 2012/02/23";
$execute_query = $CONEXION ->prepare($query);
$execute_query->execute();
$results = execute_query->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);
if(results['count_results ']==10)
{
echo "Cannot accept know visit.";
}else{
echo "Ok";
}
?>
But i have no idea of how to do that in ASP.NET C#.
Help??
Perform a check in the page_load event, if you are validating the logged in user. Or if you need to validate depending on a user value that you are attempting to insert, use the button_click event for record being inserted.
SqlCommand cmdEvent = new SqlCommand("SELECT COUNT(date) FROM patients WHERE date= '2012/02/23'", yourSqlConnection);
object myCount;
if (yourSqlConnection.State == ConnectionState.Closed){ yourSqlConnection.Open(); }
myCount = cmdEvent.ExecuteScalar();
if (yourSqlConnection.State == ConnectionState.Open){ yourSqlConnection.Close(); }
if (myCount != null)
{
if ((int)myCount >= 10)
{
// Logic here e.g myLabel.Text = "You have reached your maximum of 10 visits!";
return;
}
}