I have a form which submits to a SQL Server 2000 database.
I have a registration form for a single user which adds data to three separate tables. I need to insure that when the data commits and writes a new row to the first table and adds a new unique primary id, the second and third table grab and insert that primary key into their tables for that record of that same user to keep the association with that unique record of the first table.
I need to insure that when alot of users are adding and updating against the database that I maintain integrity and that data in different tables maintain their relationships.
It's a bit high level, but any help as well as any sample code would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
G
I have a registration form for a single user which adds data to three separate tables. I need to insure that when the data commits and writes a new row to the first table and adds a new unique primary id, the second and third table grab and insert that primary key into their tables for that record of that same user to keep the association with that unique record of the first table.
I need to insure that when alot of users are adding and updating against the database that I maintain integrity and that data in different tables maintain their relationships.
It's a bit high level, but any help as well as any sample code would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
G