by Dave Stienesse » Sat, 08 Nov 1997 04:00:00
Hi all-
We have table(s) defined with the ID as an autoincrement/identity field so
the database can manage creating new unique IDs--
We have recordsets that add rows (leaving out the ID to let the database
fill it in). The problem is we need the ID of the record added so we can
setup values in related tables and, since we didn't add the ID, we have no
idea how to identify the added row.
but how do we get this value in a CRecordset?
Help please
Dave
1. Getting the currently inserted record-id of a IDENTITY-Table
Hi,
I need the DB-ID of that record, which I have currently inserted. The
problem
is, that the DB sets the record-ID automaticly (the column has IDENTITY
attribut)
and a lot of other clients are inserting records into the same table at the
same
time.
After inserting the record, do the following commands
(1) INSERT(....) VALUES(....)
returning the right DB-ID in sense of my case?? Or do I have to put the
commands into BEGIN TRAN and COMMIT TRAN commands?? If the last
one is a duty, I'm getting another problem, because MS SQL isn't able to
handle real nested transactions in the sense of the DB-theory. My nested
tranaction has the following structure seeing below:
(2) BEGIN TRAN t1
...
BEGIN TRAN t2
...
(1)
...
COMMIT / ROLLBACK TRAN t2 <-- ok
...
COMMIT / ROLLBACK TRAN t1 <--------------- error
The error occurs, because MS SQL overwites the transaction name t1. Has s
omeone an answer of one or of both problems?
Thanks in advance
Reiner Giesen
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