Submitting form with a unique ID

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    Default Submitting form with a unique ID

    Hi All,

    I'm looking for some information/code samples on how I can create a
    simple web form that includes an auto-generated Unique ID on the form.

    The form includes the following 3 fields (Unique ID, First Name and
    Last Name). I have a SQL Server 2000 back-end with the table created
    as follows:

    UniqueID - numeric (9)
    FirstName - varchar (50)
    LastName - varchar (50)

    Ideally I would like the user just to enter their First and Last Name
    and the form automatically creates a Unique ID for them. Once they
    type in their First/Last Name the user submits the information to the
    database. I've managed to get the web form created so that it submits
    the First/Last Name successfully but I can't think how to create the
    Unique ID, ideally I'd like this to be based around the time/date of
    submittal.

    Any guidance would be much appreciated.

    Thanks

    Scott
    James Brown Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Submitting form with a unique ID

    James... If you declare an IDENTITY column, SQL will return a
    uniqueID upon INSERT. If you want to generate your own
    uniqueID you could do a concatenation of the MAC address of the
    client ethernet card plus a timestamp.

    Regards,
    Jeff
    >I've managed to get the web form created so that it submits
    the First/Last Name successfully but I can't think how to create the
    Unique ID, ideally I'd like this to be based around the time/date of
    submittal.<


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    Default Re: Submitting form with a unique ID

    Using a system generated GUID is quick and easy, although kinda long.
    16 bytes minimum.



    "James Brown" <i.m@winning.com> wrote in message
    news:1f88a50b.0307051028.3caafaf1@posting.google.c om...
    > Hi All,
    >
    > I'm looking for some information/code samples on how I can create a
    > simple web form that includes an auto-generated Unique ID on the form.
    >
    > The form includes the following 3 fields (Unique ID, First Name and
    > Last Name). I have a SQL Server 2000 back-end with the table created
    > as follows:
    >
    > UniqueID - numeric (9)
    > FirstName - varchar (50)
    > LastName - varchar (50)
    >
    > Ideally I would like the user just to enter their First and Last Name
    > and the form automatically creates a Unique ID for them. Once they
    > type in their First/Last Name the user submits the information to the
    > database. I've managed to get the web form created so that it submits
    > the First/Last Name successfully but I can't think how to create the
    > Unique ID, ideally I'd like this to be based around the time/date of
    > submittal.
    >
    > Any guidance would be much appreciated.
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Scott

    David Waz... Guest

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