Stored Procedures - Basic Insert?

Trying to do a basic INSERT Store Procedure that isn't
working.
Created the SP in the database and went to Dreamweaver.
-----------------My Stored Procedure-----------------
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.spAddShippingAddress (@OneA varchar(50))
AS
INSERT INTO aXOne (OneA)
VALUES (@OneA)
GO
-----------------My Stored Procedure-----------------
aXOne is the Table and OneA is the Column
So which do I use in Dreamweaver, "Stored Procedure" or
"INSERT"?
Also, since this is an insert, I have a form page that
submits to the
page with the Command on it.
Nothing seems to work. Any ideas welcome. Thanks

Procedure is close. It will work as-is, but get in the habit
of adding
certain commands to every procedure; these will prevent
issues in certain
situations. Also, do not use "sp" as a prefix - that's
reserved for system
procedures and changes the way SQL Server looks up the
procedure name. The
"web-friendly" version:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddShippingAddress]
@OneA VARCHAR(50)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
INSERT INTO dbo.aXOne(OneA)
VALUES (@OneA)
END
GO
As for the rest of it:
- Use the "stored procedure" option in Dreamweaver. The
"insert" option is
what you would use if you were executing the actual insert
query without the
procedure as a wrapper (keep the procedure - it's just nicer
for everyone in
the end).
- There's nothing wrong with the form submitting to the page
with the
command on it. Make sure you've got the parameters set up
properly (form
method="post", then Request.Form; method="get" then
Request.QueryString) and
double-check your data types.
By "doesn't work", please be specific - is there an error, or
does the page
execute normally while not inserting the record or inserting
a blank record,
or...
"Lee" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:eqvt5u$a0l$[email protected]..
> Trying to do a basic INSERT Store Procedure that isn't
working.
>
> Created the SP in the database and went to Dreamweaver.
> -----------------My Stored Procedure-----------------
> CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.spAddShippingAddress (@OneA
varchar(50))
> AS
> INSERT INTO aXOne (OneA)
> VALUES (@OneA)
> GO
>
> -----------------My Stored Procedure-----------------
>
> aXOne is the Table and OneA is the Column
>
> So which do I use in Dreamweaver, "Stored Procedure" or
"INSERT"?
>
> Also, since this is an insert, I have a form page that
submits to the page
> with the Command on it.
>
> Nothing seems to work. Any ideas welcome. Thanks

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