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Three Tier Code Generator For ASP.NET

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Generates three tier code for ASP.NET.
/*==========================================================================================
**
** FILE  : ProcDeleteAdmin_Tb.sql
** Author:Stevan Rodrigues
**
**==========================================================================================
**
** (c) The contents of this file , and of any file or document derived from it , are copyright 
** to Site Builders . Unlicensed alteration, change or copying in any form, 
** whether written, by photocopy, by print or by any other methods of reproduction is 
** strictly prohibited.
**
**==========================================================================================
**
** PURPOSE OF FILE :
**
** DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONALITY
** LIST OF PARAMETERS USED
	@AdminId int,
	@DeletedDate datetime, 
	@EditUsername varchar(25) 
**
** LIST OF RETURN VALUES AND THEIR DEFINITIONS
** 0	:   Successful
**=========================================================================================*/
if exists( select * from sysobjects where id = object_id(N'[dbo].[ProcDeleteAdmin_Tb]') and OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsProcedure') = 1)
	drop Proc [dbo].[ProcDeleteAdmin_Tb]
go
create procedure ProcDeleteAdmin_Tb
	@AdminId int,
	@DeletedDate datetime, 
	@EditUsername varchar(25) 
as
	set nocount on
	Declare @ErrorNumber int,
		@RowCount int,
		@CountRec int,
		@EditAdminId int,
		@TableName varchar(50),
		@PrimaryId int,
		@Action varchar(15),
		@ActionDate datetime

	Delete from Admin_Tb
	where AdminId = @AdminId

	-- error checking
	select @ErrorNumber = @@error, 
	@RowCount = @@rowcount
	if ( @ErrorNumber <> 0 )
	begin
		/*exec ErrorHandler @ErrorNumber, 'Admin_Tb', 'adding'*/
		set nocount off
		return 1
	end

	select @PrimaryId = @AdminId
	select @EditAdminId = AdminId from Admin_Tb
		where Username = @EditUsername
	select @TableName = 'Admin_Tb'
	select @Action = 'Delete'
	select @ActionDate = @deletedDate 
	exec ProcAddRecordAction_Tb @EditAdminId, @TableName, @PrimaryId, @Action, @ActionDate
	set nocount off
	return 0
go

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Stevan is a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer in .Net Architecture (MCSD.Net Early Achiever – one among the first 2500 worldwide), Microsoft Certified Application Developer in .Net – MCAD.Net (Charter Member - one among the first 5000 developers worldwide).

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