Marco Alting schrieb: > Ok I see, and how would you catch the error people get, when they send it > again ? > Well, there will be no error-message... if you use mysql (do you?) ;-) If you want a message you will have to select all rows from your table where the values the user wants to insert are already inserted. If you find some -> error, if not -> put them in. Ignatius is right: I forgot to mention that there mustn't be any duplicates in the fields you want to add to the unique key. HTH, Bastian > > "Bastian Vogt" <bastian.vogt@komtel.net> wrote in message > 3DEDEB40.17B87F83@komtel.net">news:3DEDEB40.17B87F83@komtel.net... > > Hi, > > > > there's an elegant way to stop people from uploading the infos more than > one > > time. > > And it's easy to do. You just have to figure out which fields are not > allowed to > > have the same values and put those fields into an unique key. > > ALTER TABLE projekt ADD UNIQUE(voornaam, achternaam, email) > > would just allow one entry with the same names and email. > > > > The query you're searching may be like this: > > $query="SELECT COUNT(email) as cnt, voornaam,achternaam,leeftijd,ID,email > FROM > > modellen GROUP BY email HAVING cnt >1"; > > > > HTH, > > Bastian > > > > > > Marco Alting schrieb: > > > > > I have a database which allows people to upload info and foto's. There's > a > > > unique ID field, but some people tend to upload their info more than > once > > > (its a contest site). What I'm able to do is to see how may duplicates > there > > > are using the following statement: > > > > > > $query="SELECT COUNT(*) as cnt, voornaam,achternaam,leeftijd,ID,email > FROM > > > modellen GROUP BY email HAVING cnt >1"; > > > > > > But this only gives me numbers. Does anyone know how to display every > record > > > that has multiple duplicate ? > > > > > > Or is there an elegant way to stop people from entering their info more > than > > > once? > > -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
