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stored procedure for bit conversion
Hello,
I need some help creating a stored procedure that will do a bit conversion for three checkboxes that I have on a form. Currently the form submits information as "yes" or "no" and is causing an error when it hits the database which is using a binary value for those responses. I would like to call a stored procedure that does this process for me. I think I'm close, but am unsure how to get it to enter it into multiple columns.
Here is what I have so far:
create procedure convertbits (@checkbox nvarchar(10) )
as
begin
declare @checkconvert bit
if (@checkbox = 'Yes') set @checkconvert = 1 else set @checkconvert = 0
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
end
How do I properly have it do this for checkboxcolumn2 and checkboxcolumn3 within the same stored procedure?
I need some help creating a stored procedure that will do a bit conversion for three checkboxes that I have on a form. Currently the form submits information as "yes" or "no" and is causing an error when it hits the database which is using a binary value for those responses. I would like to call a stored procedure that does this process for me. I think I'm close, but am unsure how to get it to enter it into multiple columns.
Here is what I have so far:
create procedure convertbits (@checkbox nvarchar(10) )
as
begin
declare @checkconvert bit
if (@checkbox = 'Yes') set @checkconvert = 1 else set @checkconvert = 0
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
end
How do I properly have it do this for checkboxcolumn2 and checkboxcolumn3 within the same stored procedure?
ASKER
Thank you, so just one more question...How do I properly add the other checkboxcolumns?
e.g. (checkboxcolumn1,checkboxc
e.g. (checkboxcolumn1,checkboxc
create procedure convertbits (@checkbox1 nvarchar(10) , @checkbox2 nvarchar(10), @checkbox3 nvarchar(10))
as
begin
declare @checkconvert bit , @box1 bit, @box2 bit, @box3 bit
set @box1= case when (@checkbox1 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @box2= case when (@checkbox2 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @box3= case when (@checkbox3 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @checkconvert = case when (@box1 |@box2 | @box3) = 1 then 1 else 0 end
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
end
as
begin
declare @checkconvert bit , @box1 bit, @box2 bit, @box3 bit
set @box1= case when (@checkbox1 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @box2= case when (@checkbox2 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @box3= case when (@checkbox3 = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
set @checkconvert = case when (@box1 |@box2 | @box3) = 1 then 1 else 0 end
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
end
ASKER
Do I need to add the other checkboxcolumns within this statement?:
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
That is a question only you can answer....I don't know what you're trying to capture...if you want them stored there, then sure.
ASKER
No, what I mean is that the statement currently says "insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
But that looks as though it is for one column only. Do I need to add checkboxcolumn2 and checkboxcolumn3 to that statement, and if so how?
But that looks as though it is for one column only. Do I need to add checkboxcolumn2 and checkboxcolumn3 to that statement, and if so how?
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ASKER
Fantastic! Thanks much, that did the trick.
as
begin
declare @checkconvert bit
set @checkconvert = case when (@checkbox = 'Yes') then 1 else 0 end
insert into usertable(checkboxcolumn1)
end