Please Someone Out There Has To Know... I Am Going Crazy

Oct 17, 2007

ok I will post no code this time. I need help I have tried a half of dozen methods and they all only work half way. I need to create a search page that searches on all keywords in a textbox. I have tried split functions, like commands, freetext catalogs.

I want to go with the free text search.

How?

Has anyone used a freetext search in asp or c#? please post some code I re arrange it or let me know how to pass the freetext search param to the sql server.....

 Please.....

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Let me please start off by saying if your response to this question is:

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I keep getting this stupid error, if
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In the error message, €˜ssewell504€™
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each time it€™s ran.

Thanks guys and take
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ALTER proc
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(
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@TargetLogin varchar(25) = 'ssewell'
)
as
begin
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declare @AlreadyInUse int
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declare @Range int

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begin
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begin

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--set flag to keep
looping

end
else

begin

set
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end
end
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Can anyone out there tell me what I could be doing wrongly? I wrote a simple stored procedure called 'proc_insert_webuser' in a database that has been moved to a remote server called LAGOS-NTS3. I executed it from SQL Query Analyser and it worked. When, however, I executed the same stored procedure from ASP.Net it gives an impression that a new record has been inserted and even displays the newly generated ID column to me. On checking the base table I found only blank columns with only the ID column having the generated IDs!

I'm perplexed. I checked the code and can't possibly spot the error. Can anyone help. Found below are snippets used.



CREATE PROCEDURE proc_insert_webuser
(
@applicantidnumeric(18) output,
@firstnamevarchar(18),
@midname varchar(18),
@lastname varchar(50),
@secretcodevarchar(18),
@my_errnumeric(18) output
)
AS
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BEGIN
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commit transaction
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END
ELSE
BEGIN
RAISERROR('Error! Execution aborted. A matching user profile exist.', 16, 1)
SELECT @my_err = @@ERROR
END
RETURN




Then the ASP.Net stuff:


Sub PostData()

'connection string production

Dim cstring As String = "User ID = sa; Password = ; database = E-Recruitment; Server = LAGOS-NTS3; Connect Timeout = 60"



'connection instantiation

Dim cnx As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(cstring)



Try

'open connection

cnx.Open()



'instantiates and execute a command object

Dim cmd As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand



With cmd

.Connection = cnx

.CommandText = "proc_insert_webuser"

.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure



Dim param1 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@applicantid", 0)

param1.DbType = DbType.Single

param1.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output

.Parameters.Add(param1)



Dim param2 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@firstname", txtFirstNM.Text)

param2.DbType = DbType.String

param2.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input

.Parameters.Add(param2)



Dim param3 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@midname", txtMidNM.Text)

param3.DbType = DbType.String

param3.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input

.Parameters.Add(param3)



Dim param4 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@lastname", txtLastNM.Text)

param4.DbType = DbType.String

param4.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input

.Parameters.Add(param4)



Dim param5 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@secretcode", txtPWD.Text)

param5.DbType = DbType.String

param5.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input

.Parameters.Add(param5)



Dim param6 As New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@my_err", 0)

param6.DbType = DbType.Single

param6.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output

.Parameters.Add(param6)



.ExecuteNonQuery()



'pick the auto-number

Dim strAppID = .Parameters("@applicantid").Value



'notifies the user of record success

lblMessage.Text = "Profile created. Your ApplicantID is : " & strAppID & " Kindly take note of your UserID. You'll need it for future logins."

End With

Catch ex As Exception

'notifies the user of any error(s)

lblMessage.Text = Err.Description & " originating from " & Err.Source

Finally

cnx.Close()

End Try

End Sub
==================

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Hi

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First; thanks for looking.

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------------------------------
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SQL Server 2005 Express
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12>
14>
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Quantity Rema
inder Deleted
-------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- -------------------------------------------------- --------------------------
------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- ----
---------------------------------------------- -------
00000 DEFAULT


DEFAULT



0 Cancelled
0 0
0

(1 rows affected)
1>





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