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Katt,
Here's a 'template' that might be useful. PL/SQL is the language used. If you are using an other development environment, then you will have to rewrite the code of course.
Kind Regards,
Theo
DECLARE
v_found Varchar2(1);
v_name Varchar2(15);
BEGIN v_name := <name entered by user>
Select 'x'
Into v_found
From <customer_table>
Where name Like v_name;
If v_found Is Null
Then
<Prompt user for data for new customer> End if;
END;
In article <35467a72.2455349_at_iinet.net.au>,
katt_at_iinet.com.au wrote:
>
> I want to make a query weather a customer exists(by name with user
> input entry) and if not...want to
> create a new customer which will prompt for the name and any other
> details that are available.
> Can someone please put me on the right track.
> My customer table is like this:
>
> Name Null? Type
> ------------------------------- -------- ----
> CUSTID NUMBER(4)
> PHONE NUMBER(7)
> NAME VARCHAR2(15)
> ADDRESS VARCHAR2(15)
> BILLING_TYPE VARCHAR2(3)
> BANKAC VARCHAR2(10)
> CONNECTION_DATE DATE
> DECODERID NUMBER(4)
> DISCON DATE
>
> Katt
>
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