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| How do I get the new ID from an insert command I just inserted? |
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| Tom |
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| Posted : 2006-02-21 19:55:51 |
You simply execute the QODBC LastInsertID stored procedure without breaking the current connection:
SP_LASTINSERTID tablename
Where tablename is the table that you just did the insert in.
SP_LASTINSERTID returns a recordset of 1 row and 1 column that is the ListID/TxnID of the last record inserted on that table in the current connection. The value returned is the ListID or TxnID of the last inserted record for that table on the current connection. Its value is NULL if a record has not been inserted into the requested table on the current connection. |
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