>So there's no way to get it to return the id from inside that statement?
>Maybe assign it to a variable in there?
>
>>
You could do the following (I am assuming you are using SQL server?)
declare @Avariable INT
SELECT @Avariable = ISNULL(YourId, 0) FROM Atable WHERE something =
something
IF @Avariable > 0
BEGIN
do something
END
ELSE
BEGIN
do somethign else
END
hope it helps.
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