Re: Warning user before db update
- From: "John Blessing" <blessij@**REMOVE**THIS**gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 04 Mar 2007 08:39:19 GMT
"AndyK" <AndyK@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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hi Mike
Thanks for responding. I should have made my question clearer, I
understand
how to check for EOF in a recordset.
What I needed to know was, I would like to warn the user without needing
to
do another round trip to the server, ie I would like to avoid:
- user clicks update
- server script obtains recordset and checks EOF
- server sends client another version of the same page with a warning
included
Thanks!
"Mike Brind" wrote:
The only way you are going to know is by doing a query on the database.
Either do it before so your data entry page has the info it needs to
validate (and that might be a lot of info), or after, once you know what
the user has entered. Personally I would do the latter
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