I am needing to get the next available ID from my (permanent)advertisements
table and be able to hang onto it until a user checks out and I do a final
insert. What happens is the user does the following things.
1. User clicks on (Create advertisement) link and that is when I need to get
the
Why not set your ID to be a uniqueue identifier, then generate the ID with CF...
This should keep the ID unique for that Add...
On 07/12/06, Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am needing to get the next available ID from my (permanent)advertisements
table and be able to hang onto it until
Subject: SQL getting the next available ID
I am needing to get the next available ID from my (permanent)advertisements
table and be able to hang onto it until a user checks out and I do a final
insert. What happens is the user does the following things.
1. User clicks on (Create advertisement) link
Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 7:28 AM
Subject: RE: SQL getting the next available ID
Entering it temporarily will ensure that it isn't used again... ever
Also, a simple flag like 'verified' as a bit field would make
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Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
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From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 9:49 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SQL getting the next available ID
Bobby,
So basically what I would do is add a column to my advertisements table
(bit
I am using SQL2K. I am not quite sure I am following the createUUID() Are
you saying to use this value as the adid versus using auto increment?
Regards,
Doug
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yes thats what he's saying. Since you create the UUID yourself with
createuuid() you can reference it early and often anytime, without any
added cfqueries or whatever. I like to use a replace function to
remove the underscores from the uuid, but thats as much personal
preference as it is
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SQL getting the next available ID
yes thats what he's saying. Since you create the UUID yourself with
createuuid() you can reference it early and often anytime, without any
added cfqueries or whatever. I like to use a replace function to
remove the underscores from
Subject: RE: SQL getting the next available ID
What he said... I also like to remove non alphanumeric chars :-)
Another option would be to create your own uuid based on the current date
and time (you could even get the time down to the millisecond with some
java) and append or prepend the users ID
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