Hi John,
After executing a MySQL command with revExecuteSQL, the result contains
either an error or an integer. If the result is an error, then you know
that the change couldn't be made and 0 records were affected. If the
result is an integer, then you need to check that the integer is greater
than 0. If it isn't, something may have gone wrong and 0 records were
affected.
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On 5/9/2014 01:18, JOHN PATTEN wrote:
Hi All,
I’m using some .lc server scripts to add records to a database from an app. My
database has one field that is UNIQUE. Is it possible to capture the mySQL
message and report it back to the app when text entered for specific field is
not unique?
The database won’t create the record due to the fact that the filed is not
unique, but it also does not give the user any clue of this fact.
Thank you!
John Patten
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