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Supporting Procedures

Supporting procedures are SQL stored procedures used by the legacy system.

lp_GetNewID

Code Block
languagesql
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS [dbo].[lp_GetNewID]
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[lp_GetNewID] @type INT, @id INT OUTPUT
as
set nocount on
begin tran
select @id =  LastID from tblID where [ID] = @type
if (@id = 0) or (@id is null)
    begin
        raiserror ('Error:  Unknown type of id - is there a row for it in tblID?',15,1)
        rollback
        select @id = -99
        return -1 --no record for this type
    end
else 
  begin
    select @id = @id + 1
    update tblID set LastID = @id where [ID] = @type
    commit
  end
set nocount off
return 0  --successful

Supporting Functions

Supporting functions are C# methods used to assist in determining field validity, verifying data, cleansing data and are based on the identically named functions in the legacy codebase.

IsEmailValid

Code Block
languagec
static public bool IsEmailValid(string emailAddress)
            {
            // Make sure that there is a string passed    
            if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(emailAddress))
            {
                return false;
            }
            // Make sure the email address 
            //  -- does not have a space
            //  -- does not have two dots in a row
            //  -- does not have a comma
            //  -- the @ symbol is at least the 3rd character
            //  -- the . is at least the 3rd character
            //  -- there is a period after the @ symbol
            if (emailAddress.IndexOf(" ") > 0 || emailAddress.IndexOf("..") > 0 || (emailAddress.IndexOf(",") > 0)
                || emailAddress.IndexOf("@") < 2 || emailAddress.IndexOf(".") < 2
                || (Math.Abs(emailAddress.IndexOf("@") - emailAddress.IndexOf(".")) < 2))
                {
                return false;
                }
            // Make sure that the email address does not containg 2 @ symbols
            if (Regex.Matches(emailAddress, "@").Count > 1)
                {
                return false;
                }
            // Make sure last period is not too close to the end of the email address
            // hello@hello || hello@hello. || hello@hello.c are invalid
            // hello@helloa.ca is valid
            if (emailAddress.LastIndexOf(".") == emailAddress.Length || emailAddress.LastIndexOf(".") > (emailAddress.Length -3))
                { return false; }

            return true;
            }

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