I have problem i need to carry out a transaction on a ASP page... the page goes like this:
<%
Conn.execute (Sql) ' Where the Sql Gets the Set_Number froom Table1
Conn1.execute(Sql1) ' here the Sql1 inserts the Value (Set_Number + 1 ) 'into the Table2.
%>
This page should be Executed as a transaction or else please help me out how to lock tables so that no other person can execute the same page with same data simultaniously...
I dont use any components in this page..so now how to go about with this...????
I have a very simple database call running on a W2K3 server. I moved it over from a W2K box. However, when it is run on the 2K3 server, it leaves a lock on. It is an ASP page and not and ASPX page. It works perfect on the W2K box.
Anyone else have this probelm or better yet a cure for this problem? I do not have the time to convert it to ASP.NET yet. The ODBC driver is a bit different. One is V 4.00.6205 dated 3/2003 the one on the W2K box is version 4.00.6200 dated 6/2003.
I have an ASP page which uses QueryString data to determine what the user is wanting to do. It has Upload (which provides a form to enter a category, title, overview, and file), Edit (which gives user a form with the before mentioned sections, minus the file, to change the overview, title, or category), Update (which processes the Edit form), and Delete, which allows the user to delete a file.
A user can upload a file just fine, and a file can be deleted just fine. The problem is with Edit/Update. The Edit form loads fine, with all the correct information in the input boxes, and a hidden field storing the "ID" for the record. This form submits to .asp?Action=Update, where the Select statement is based on the hidden ID. When the user clicks the update button on the Edit page, the next page never loads, the confirmation never comes up.
On our Production (Live) server this caused ALL of our sites to go down, we had to restart the server to bring them back up. Now I've been testing in our Development server trying to solve, it causes this site to go down, but all other sites on the development server continue to function (so we have a different result on this server, but still the problem). Reboot is not required here though, if I wait a few minutes, I can access the page again (maybe a timeout is happening here that isnt on the other server?) Code:
how can we check this locks work ...means suppose i used adlockpessimistic ..this lock does not allow other user to alter data ...i wanted to check it live.
I'm using application variables for a web based sales tracking application. I use the variables for stuff like connection string, database name, etc. I store the values in a asp file that is included in a login page. The assignments are in a procedure that I then call on the login page. This is done everytime a user connects to the login page.
what's happening to the variables? Are they being overwritten everytime a user accesses the page? I'm not checking for the existence of the variables. I just call the routine everytime the page is accessed. I know the values are shared for all users but, I was wondering if I should check for the existence of variables? Will it free up resources? Should I be using locks?
I am trying to find out if Access is capable of utilizing the transaction function of ASP. I have seen differing points of view online and am looking for clarification I have 2 inserts that run. If the second fails (for whatever the reason), the first should be rolled back.I have to use Access - is this the way to go or is there another option?
I am using 2 stored procedure in my asp application. in my asp page i execute 2 stored .. their works depend on each other. i want to apply a transaction on these. must i apply it in stored procedure or in asp page.. any example or any link. can u help me about transactions.
I'm trying to determine if I can use transactions in my ASP applciation against one of our Oracle 9i databases. My WROX manual says I can do this if the Transaction DDL property of my connection object is equal to 8. I've checked my connection properties with the following script and determined that my Transaction DDL property is 2
'============================================ Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection" conn.open Session("PROVIDER")
For Each Item In Conn.Propertie response.write Item.Name & " = " & Item & "<br> Nex '============================================
But what is 2? MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...oprg04_83jt.asp) says there are a number of possible vaues for Transaction DDL such as
In asp.net, there is an object sqltransaction we can use to garantee the data will be written to database either completely or none will be written into database.
I am not sure if there is a similar thing I can use in classical asp. Can you provide some info
I have an access database for a hotel room list which includes how many rooms I have available for each hotel. This list is updated via a form that updates the database, either adding or removing rooms. The database is on the server and is accessible by four employees, each of whom can update the hotel room number as they sell them.
The hotel rooms are in a table and this table is updated and records who updated it last by overwriting the previous update entry. I want to create a log file that records ALL updates each time the form is submitted, so I can track all transactions. I have not found any info on how this is done. Do I need to create a secondary table that only records when the form is submitted and database is updated?
I have builded a web site that performs db queries and insert records, and I'm getting a overwhelmed amount of hits. Which was good but it created a big problem. I ran out of db connection licenses, because the way I did it, it opens/close a new db connection for every db action.
I read something about opening the db connection at the application level but most people think that's a bad idea.So I tried looking into MS Transaction Server but I don't know where to begin. I need to know how I could use it and how I could set the # of db connection allow.
I have a Bill table (tblBill) and there is a running bill number being stored for each transaction (1001,1002,1003...). This running number is not from mssql identities.Currently i am using "SELECT MAX (billnumber) FROM tblBill" and + 1 to get the following running number and store the next transaction.
This method works well if each transaction execute one at a time. Now i am having problem when there is more user executing the transaction concurrently. Sometime i will have 2 different transaction with the same bill number.How do i control so that a transaction will only execute at a time or using my method above is just rubbish? I am hopping this to be solve in ASP rather than in MSSQL.
According to Access my ADO connection has a value of 16 for the Transaction DDL property. Does anyone know what this equates to? I've found this page -
. Operation Behind the Online Money Transaction. . If Once The client paid the money, . How is it validated..( Credit Card) . Also how Can the Admin of the Site will get the Money from the User.
I have a page that uploads an xml file and reads it into a SQL database. The page is transactional and aborts if there are any anomalies in the xml.
My problem is that the if I repeat an identical import the transaction succeeds the first time and then fails the next time. This pattern continues with subsequent repeats. I have removed all of the ObjectContext.setAbort() calls but still the onTransactionAbort() sub is called.
