To expand on Fernando's answer - you can't really have a 'base' or 'super' keyword in C++ because a C++ class can inherit from multiple non-abstract bases. Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Hello, this is a sample stored procedure that does what you need, I assume that you use MS SQL This is just one way of doing it. create proc InsertOrUpdateCount(@Browsername varchar) as update tablename Set Sessions=session+1 where BrowserName = @Browsername if @@rowcount=0 --no updates so the record does not exist insert into tablename (BrowserName ,Sessions) values (@Browsername,1) Hesham A. Amin My blog

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