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Hello

I am building a survey application.

I have 8 questions.

Textbox - Call reference

Dropdownmenu - choose Support method

Radio button lists - Customer satisfaction questions 1-5

Multiline textbox - other comments.

I want to insert textbox, dropdown menu into a db table, then insert each question score into a score column with each question having an ID.

I envisage to do this I will need an insert query for the textbox and dropdownlist and then an insert for each question based on ID and score.

Please help me!

Thanks

Andrew

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CONVERT(Varchar(10), Original_ListPrice),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Owner),
CONVERT(datetime, Pending_Date, 101),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), PhotoName),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), PropSubType),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Prop_Type),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Quad),
CONVERT(Varchar(1000), Remarks),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), State),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Status),
CONVERT(Varchar(4), StreetDir),
CONVERT(Varchar(15), StreetNum),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), StreetName),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Township),
CONVERT(Varchar(6), UnitNumber),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), ZipCode )

FROM Imported_Closed_Property_From_MLS

SET @Prop_ID = @@Identity

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INSERT INTO Prop_Res_Detail(Prop_ID,
Addition,
Appliances,
Basement_Area,
BasementDesc,
Builder,
Construction,
Cool,
Dining,
District_School,
Energy,
Exterior_Features,
Fence,
Floors,
Foundation,
FP,
FP_Type,
Garage_Attach_Detach,
Garage_Cap,
Handicap,
Heat,
HOA,
HOA_Fee,
HOA_Inc,
HOA_Period,
Inlaw_Plan,
Interior_Features,
Livestock,
Lot_Desc,
Mechanical,
NumLivingArea,
Num_Baths,
Num_Beds,
Num_Levels,
Other_Info,
OvenDesc,
Owner,
Parking,
Patio,
Patio_Dim,
Perc_Basement_Com,
Pool,
Pool_Type,
Prop_Faces,
Range,
RangeDesc,
Remodeled,
Rental,
RentalAmount,
Roof_Type,
Roof_Year,
RoomOther,
Sect,
SQFT,
SQFTSource,
Style,
Tax_Amount,
Tot_Rooms,
UtilityAvailable,
WindowType,
Year_Built)

SELECT @Prop_ID,
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Addition),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Appliances),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), Basement_Area),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), BasementDesc),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Builder),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Construction),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Cool),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Dining),
CONVERT(Varchar(60), District_School),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Energy),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Exterior_Features),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), Fence),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Floors),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), Foundation),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), FP),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), FP_Type),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Garage_Attach_Detach),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), Garage_Cap),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Handicap),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Heat),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), HOA),
CONVERT(Varchar(30), HOA_Fee),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), HOA_Inc),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), HOA_Period),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Inlaw_Plan),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Interior_Features),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), Livestock),
CONVERT(Varchar(400), Lot_Desc),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Mechanical),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), NumLivingArea),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), Num_Baths),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), Num_Beds),
CONVERT(Varchar(30), Num_Levels),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Other_Info),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), OvenDesc),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Owner),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Parking),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), Patio),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Patio_Dim),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), Perc_Basement_Com),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Pool),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Pool_Type),
CONVERT(Varchar(40), Prop_Faces),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Range),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), RangeDesc),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Remodeled),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Rental),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), RentalAmount),
CONVERT(Varchar(20), Roof_Type),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), Roof_year),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), RoomOther),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Sect),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), SQFT),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), SQFTSource),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), Style),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Tax_Amount),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), Tot_Rooms),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), UtilityAvailable),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), WindowType),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), Year_Built)
FROM Imported_Closed_Property_From_MLS

/*Sold Info Table */
INSERT INTO Sold_Info(Prop_ID,
Buy_Pts,
Closed_Date,
Closed_Price,
Closed_Price_SQFT,
COOP_Sales,
Days_On_Market,
InterestRate,
Lender,
LoanAmount,
LoanTerms,
Loan_Years,
Origination_Fee,
Owner,
SellerConcessions,
LoanType,
Sold_Remarks)

SELECT @Prop_ID,
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Buy_Pts),
CONVERT(datetime, Closed_Date, 101),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Closed_Price),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Closed_Price_SQFT),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), COOP_Sales),
CONVERT(Varchar(5), DOM),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), InterestRate),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Lender),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), LoanAmount),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), LoanTerms),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Loan_Years),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), Origination_Fee),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Owner),
CONVERT(Varchar(100), SellerConcessions),
CONVERT(Varchar(25), LoanType),
CONVERT(Varchar(1000), Sold_Remarks)
FROM Imported_Closed_Property_From_MLS

/*Remarks Table */
INSERT INTO Remarks(Prop_ID,
App_Date,
App_Remark,
Contract_Date,
Inspection_Type,
Owner,
PendingSalesPrice,
PendingSaleComments)

SELECT @Prop_ID,
CONVERT(datetime, App_Date, 101),
CONVERT(Varchar(1000), App_Remark),
CONVERT(datetime, Contract_Date, 101),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Inspection_Type),
CONVERT(Varchar(50), Owner),
CONVERT(Varchar(10), PendingSalesPrice),
CONVERT(Varchar(1000), PendingSaleComments)
FROM Imported_Closed_Property_From_MLS

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