Creating the cookie name and value at the first login to the site and saving them in the database

Hello if the user has not previously logged into my website; I want to create a cookie that works with a uniqueidentifier value value. This cookie information I created; as long as the cookies session information is valid; it will only be written to the database once. ex: if [login to view URL]("[login to view URL]") = "" then UyeCookiesID = "NEW UNIQUEIDENTIFIER ID" [login to view URL] rs("CustomerGuid") = "95c37384-5dd1-4e69-a28f-2065465119f7" [login to view URL] else UyeCookiesID= [login to view URL]("[login to view URL]") end if when I'm trying to do this; the error i got is this *********** "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e21' Multiple-step OLE DB operation generated errors. Check each OLE DB status value, if available. No work was done." **************** I want this error to be solved primarily on classic asp. It can be solved with .NET; If it is done with .net, I need to check the entries outside the [login to view URL] page. Therefore, the code to be written should work on [login to view URL] or web congif. I am open to suggestion. The project will generally be used with classic asp (.asp). I cannot include .net files on every page. simple solution; I can make my home page home.aspx. If the cookie ID value is blank or not available on other pages; I can force the user to get Cookie value on [login to view URL] page. additional information to assist; I create the cookie uniqueidentifier value as follows. Set TypeLib = CreateObject ("[login to view URL]") CreateGUID = Mid ([login to view URL], 2, 36) ********** "" [login to view URL] "Set-Cookie", "[login to view URL] =" &CreateGUID & "; HttpOnly" "" -------------------------------------------------- When I run this code over SQL, I can get a unique value. DECLARE @UNI UNIQUEIDENTIFIER; SET @UNI = NEWID(); SELECT @UNI; But when I wrote a stored procedures on [login to view URL], I couldn't pull the value it produces. I can provide FTP and DB information for testing. best regards, good work.