How Do I Set The Column Updatedby Is Same As Createdby And Createdon Is Same As Updatedon In Sql

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Hi Team,

I written the code as follows.

C#

public int AddFileLogRecords(IEntityBase entityBase)
       {
           int rowsAffected = 0;
           try
           {
               Logger.Write("Inside Kaizen2GDataManager.AddFileLogRecords()", LogType.Information);
               IFileLog fileLog = entityBase as IFileLog;
               CommonDataAccess.CreateStoredProcCommandWrapper(KaizenConstants.SPK2INSERTFILELOG);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.FILEPATH, DbType.String, fileLog.FilePath);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.FILENAME, DbType.String, fileLog.FileName);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.FILETYPE, DbType.Int32, fileLog.FileType);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.FILEDATE, DbType.DateTime, fileLog.FileDate);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CIRCLEID, DbType.Int32, fileLog.CircleId);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.TOTALROWS, DbType.Int32, fileLog.TotalRows);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.SUCCESSCOUNT, DbType.Int32, fileLog.SuccessCount);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.FAILURECOUNT, DbType.Int32, fileLog.FailureCount);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.ERROR, DbType.String, fileLog.ErrorMessage);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.PROCESSED, DbType.Boolean, fileLog.Processed);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDBY, DbType.Int32, 1);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDON, DbType.DateTime, DateTime.Now.ObjectToDBDateTime());
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDON, DbType.DateTime, fileLog.CreatedOn);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDBY, DbType.Int32, fileLog.CreatedBy);
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.DELETED, DbType.Boolean, 0);
               CommonDataAccess.AddOutParameter(KaizenConstants.ID, DbType.Int32, Int32.MaxValue, false, 0, 0);
               rowsAffected = CommonDataAccess.ExceuteNonQuery();
               int id = CommonDataAccess.GetParameterValue(KaizenConstants.ID).ObjectToInt32();
               Logger.Write("Exiting Kaizen2GDataManager.AddFileLogRecords()", LogType.Information);
           }
           catch (Exception exception)
           {
               throw exception;
           }

           return rowsAffected;
       }

I want same value for UPDATEDBY and UPDATEDON which is present in CREATEDBY and CREATEDON.
I have created a stored procedure as follows

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[K2_INSERTFILELOG] 
@FILENAME VARCHAR(150),
@FILEPATH VARCHAR(MAX),
@FILETYPE int,
@FILEDATE datetime,
@CIRCLEID INT,
@TOTALROWS int,
@SUCCESSCOUNT int,
@FAILURECOUNT int,
@PROCESSED bit,
@ERROR varchar(MAX),
@CREATEDBY INT ,
@CREATEDON DATETIME,
@UPDATEDBY INT ,
@UPDATEDON DATETIME,
@DELETED BIT,
@ID BIGINT OUT

AS
BEGIN

INSERT INTO K2FILELOG
	   (FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON,UPDATEDBY,UPDATEDON, DELETED)
values (@FILEPATH ,@FILENAME,@FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR ,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@UPDATEDBY,@UPDATEDON,@DELETED);
SET @ID = @@IDENTITY;
END

But it does not work for me.
i am not getting the same value for UPDATEDBY and UPDATEDON which is present in CREATEDBY and CREATEDON. Why is it so ..??

Thanks in advance
Harshal

Posted 29-Jul-14 23:41pm

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-07-29T23:59:00

Because you are setting them to different values!

SQL

CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDON, DbType.DateTime, DateTime.Now.ObjectToDBDateTime());
               CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDON, DbType.DateTime, fileLog.CreatedOn);

If you want them to be the same when you insert into the database why not just use the same parameter for each value? E.g.

SQL

INSERT INTO K2FILELOG
       (FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON,UPDATEDBY,UPDATEDON, DELETED)
values (@FILEPATH ,@FILENAME,@FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR ,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@DELETED);

I usually use the SQL function GETDATE()...

values (@FILEPATH ,@FILENAME,@FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR ,@CREATEDBY,GETDATE(),@UPDATEDBY,GETDATE(),@DELETED);

(but note that you will get the server date, not the local machine date)

Gauri Chodanker · Answer 2 · 2014-07-30T05:14:00

In your code as below, you are passing filelog.createdon and filelog.createdby which is diffrent than what you are passing for createdby and createdon. Remember the query is still not submitted for the server to pull the data.

SQL

CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDBY, DbType.Int32, 1);
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDON, DbType.DateTime, DateTime.Now.ObjectToDBDateTime());
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDON, DbType.DateTime, fileLog.CreatedOn);
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDBY, DbType.Int32, fileLog.CreatedBy);

Please update the code as below:

XML

<pre lang="sql">CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDBY, DbType.Int32, 1);
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.CREATEDON, DbType.DateTime, DateTime.Now.ObjectToDBDateTime());
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDON, DbType.DateTime, DateTime.Now.ObjectToDBDateTime());
             CommonDataAccess.AddInParameter(KaizenConstants.UPDATEDBY, DbType.Int32, 1);</pre>

How Do I Set The Column Updatedby Is Same As Createdby And Createdon Is Same As Updatedon In Sql

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