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Member 13671686 10-Feb-18 8:32 10-Feb-18 8:32 I'm getting an issue when I try to input data into a web page. However the issue is with my primary/foreign key in the database. Elicenser Serial more. Any help would be much appreciated.
Error message: Error:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint 'UserIDfk'. The conflict occurred in database ' MAC HOME DOCUMENTS COLLEGE 4TH YEAR FYP ITERATION 1 FYP-NEW FYP-PARKWAY FYP-PARKWAY APP_DATA USERDATA.MDF', table 'dbo.Registration', column 'UserID'. The statement has been terminated. Based on the error message you're trying to insert a row that tries to refer to a non-existent row in registration. Ensure that you're adding the rows in correct order. For example add the row in registration table before adding any rows referring to that table. One way to find the constraint definition and the table that caused the error is to use following query which shows the table and columns for the violated foreign key constraint.
Usb Bluetooth Driver Bluetooth Device more. SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE ccu WHERE ccu.CONSTRAINT_NAME = ' UserIDfk'. Hi, rather than struggling with a problem you created yourself (see the line with sTxt+=.getAnalogValue.) you should try and avoid the problem from the start. I have several ideas: - don’t concatenate numbers in a string without a separator; by adding a space or some symbol (say #) you could ease the string splitting later on (have a look at the string.Split method!) - much better yet, don’t confuse your “business logic” with your user interface, i.e. Store your measurement results one by one in an appropriate data structure (could be a List or so), and do whatever is required for displaying separately.