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Richard
I'm not quite sure the best way of going about this (code in the
business tier or stored procedure on the SQL Server). I have an
e-commerce web app that generates labels for the user. The sales
department wants to offer "packages" where the customer pre-pays for n
amount of labels made. Once they hit their limit, the feature is
disabled.
Since I'm not the best SQL guru, I'm not sure how to store data for
this scenario, or even know if there is some sort of "bell and whistle"
in SQL Server that I don't know about.
Any ideas are always appreciated.
- Richard
- MAIL, Inc
business tier or stored procedure on the SQL Server). I have an
e-commerce web app that generates labels for the user. The sales
department wants to offer "packages" where the customer pre-pays for n
amount of labels made. Once they hit their limit, the feature is
disabled.
Since I'm not the best SQL guru, I'm not sure how to store data for
this scenario, or even know if there is some sort of "bell and whistle"
in SQL Server that I don't know about.
Any ideas are always appreciated.
- Richard
- MAIL, Inc