Afternoon guys,
 
I'm currently doing some work on a new CMS for one of our clients and I've
hit a bit of hiccup with some SQL I'm trying to put together. The database
is setup as a one-2-many relationship. Table 1 has the names and details of
the client's tours while table 2 holds all the dates and fares related to
each of the tours. Both tables are connected via the Tour table primary key
Tour_ID which is an autonumber field.
 
When I tested the new form it inserts all the information into the DB fine,
apart from one thing. What I need to do when adding the new information is
get the newly generated primary key of Table 1 and insert this along with
all the new information in Table 2 to ensure the relationship is setup.
 
Am I thinking along the right lines here?
 
Just in case here's my code so far:
 
   <cfquery datasource="#application.datasource#"
name="add_TourTable_record">
 
    INSERT INTO Tour_data 
    ( title
     ,subtitle
     ,resorttitle
     ,resort
     ,description
     ,bulletlist
     ,numberofdays
     ,departsfrom
     ,returnsto
     ,farefrom
     ,supplements
     ,region
     ,type_of_tour
     ,miscellaneous
     ,pic )
   
    VALUES('#form.TitleTxt#'
        ,'#form.SubtitleTxt#'
        ,'#form.ResortTitleTxt#'
        ,'#form.ResortTxt#'
        ,'#form.descriptionTxt#'
        ,'#form.BulletlistTxt#'
        ,'#form.NoOfDaysTxt#'
        ,'#form.DepartsFromTxt#'
        ,'#form.ReturnsToTxt#'
        ,'#form.FareFromTxt#'
        ,'#form.SupplementTxt#'
        ,'#form.Region_List#'
        ,'#url.Type#'
        ,'#form.MiscTxt#'
        , 'no pic')
   </cfquery>
 
 
<cfquery datasource="#application.datasource#" name="add_DateTable_record"> 
    <cfset Departure_Date = "##" & form.DepartureDateTxt & "##">
    <cfset Return_Date = "##" & form.ReturnDateTxt & "##">
 
    INSERT INTO Tour_dates
    ( departuredates
      ,returndates
      ,fares
      ,Tour_ID
    )
 
    VALUES ('#Departure_Date#'
      ,'#Return_Date#'
      ,'#form.FaresTxt#' )
 
</cfquery>
 
 
Hope that makes sense!!
 
Cheers,
James
 
 

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