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hey guys I got this. I want to check table PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER if any records exists for strClientID update timeValid for +30 if no records for strClientID insert to premium_service_user table.. what am I doing wrong? It increases timeValid for +30 days but inserts another row too.. thank you..

Select @pre_var = count(*) From PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER Where strClientID = @strClientID



/* bronze premium - 200 cash */
IF @Premium = 1
BEGIN
INSERT INTO PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER (strClientID, timeReg, timeValid, bCurrent, durum) VALUES (@strClientID,getdate(),getdate() + 30,'1','1')
UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
END

IF @Premium = 1 AND @pre_var = 1
BEGIN
update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set timevalid = timevalid+30 where strClientID = @strClientID
update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set bCurrent = 1 where strClientID = @strClientID
UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
END
A: 

You're counting the rows, but not using it in your decision making. Here is a decision structure that may be useful

Select @pre_var = count(*) From PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER Where strClientID = @strClientID

IF @pre_var = 0
BEGIN
    /* Run Insert Code Here */
END
ELSE
BEGIN
    /* Run Update Code Here */
END


IF @Premium = 1 
BEGIN
    /* Run Premier Members Update Code Here */
END
ELSE
BEGIN
    /* Run Non-Premier Members Update Code Here */
END

Or this one..

IF @pre_var = 0
BEGIN
    /* Run Insert Code Here */
END
ELSE
BEGIN
    IF @Premium = 1 
    BEGIN
        /* Run Premier Members Update Code Here */
    END
    ELSE
    BEGIN
        /* Run Non-Premier Members Update Code Here */
    END
END
Raj More
but if count returns me 1 that means record exist on table. i want to do is if row exist on table do update. doesnt ur suggestion mean if count returns 0 do update?
Ronnie Chester Lynwood
+1  A: 

Your problem was running the first if without regard to the value of @pre_var.

This is a slightly different way of doing it which will be slightly more efficient if PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER is large.

if @Premium = 1
  begin
    if exists(Select 1 From PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER Where strClientID = @strClientID)
      BEGIN
        update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set timevalid = timevalid+30 where strClientID = @strClientID
        update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set bCurrent = 1 where strClientID = @strClientID
        UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
       END
    ELSE
      BEGIN
        INSERT INTO PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER (strClientID, timeReg, timeValid, bCurrent, durum) VALUES (@strClientID,getdate(),getdate() + 30,'1','1')
        UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
       END
  end
Donnie
thank you :) this totally works
Ronnie Chester Lynwood
A: 

Looks like you are checking the wrong variable in the first IF Statement. If @Premium = 1 then you will see this behavior.

/* bronze premium - 200 cash */
IF @pre_var = 0
BEGIN
INSERT INTO PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER (strClientID, timeReg, timeValid, bCurrent, durum) VALUES (@strClientID,getdate(),getdate() + 30,'1','1')
UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
END

IF @Premium = 1 AND @pre_var = 1
BEGIN
update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set timevalid = timevalid+30 where strClientID = @strClientID
update PREMIUM_SERVICE_USER set bCurrent = 1 where strClientID = @strClientID
UPDATE TB_USER SET cash = cash+200 WHERE strAccountID = @strClientID
END
Robert Love