validateEmailNew.asp Module Code

The validateEmailNew.asp module checks the customer's e-mail name and password, stores e-mail information in the input parameter, and stores the password in the output parameter. The main steps are:

• The Connection Object: Making and opening a connection
  
  
• The Command Object: Specifying a query that is a stored procedure
  
  
• The Parameter Object: Specifying the input and output parameters of a command
  
  
• The Parameter Object: Assigning a value to the input parameter of a command
  
  
• The Command Object: Creating an active connection and executing a command
  
  
• The Parameter Object: Assigning a value from the output parameter of a command to session variables

1. The Connection Object: Making and opening a connection

   This application first uses the following steps to define a connection to a database by setting up a Connection object to reference the data source:

   1. Set up the Connection object.
      
      
   2. Return the number of seconds to wait when creating a connection before stopping the attempt and returning an error specified in the global.asa module.
      
      
   3. Return the number of seconds to wait when executing a command before stopping the attempt and returning an error specified in the global.asa module.
      
      
   4. Specify the data source and user name to apply when opening the connection.
      
      
   5. Open the connection.

   The corresponding code follows:

   Set connPubs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
   connPubs.ConnectionTimeout = Session("accts_ConnectionTimeout")
   connPubs.CommandTimeout = Session("accts_CommandTimeout")
   connPubs.ConnectionString = "DSN=Sample;UID=sa;"
   connPubs.open
   

2. The Command Object: Specifying a query that is a stored procedure

   After creating and opening a connection, the application sets up a Command object by using the following steps:

   1. Set up the Command object.
      
      
   2. Specify the text of the command to execute.
      
      
   3. Specify that the command text is a stored procedure.

   The corresponding code follows:

   Set cmdPubs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")cmdPubs.CommandText = "sp_is_email_address_new"
   cmdPubs.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
   

3. The Parameter Object: Specifying the input and output parameters of a command

   After creating a Command object, the application sets up a Parameter object by using the following steps:

   1. Set up the Parameter object collection.
      
      
   2. Add the following input parameter to the collection:

      @pivcEmailAddress of type Character with a size of 64

   3. Add the following output parameter to the collection:

      @poiReturnCode of type Integer with a size of 4

   The corresponding code follows:

   set p = cmdPubs.Parameters
   p.Append cmdPubs.CreateParameter("@pivcEmailAddress", adVarChar, 
   adParamInput, 64)p.Append cmdPubs.CreateParameter("@poiReturnCode",    adInteger, 
   adParamOutput, 4)
   

4. The Parameter Object: Assigning a value to the input parameter of a command

   The following code specifies the value to assign to the input parameter:

   cmdPubs("@pivcEmailAddress") = Session("cEmailAddress")

5. The Command Object: Creating an active connection and executing a command

   The following code specifies the connection to use and then executes a command:

   Set cmdPubs.ActiveConnection = connPubs
   cmdPubs.Execute
   

6. The Parameter Object: Assigning a value from the output parameter of a command to a session variable

   The following code assigns the value of the output parameter to a session variable:

   Session("rcPassword") = cmdPubs("@poiReturnCode")