> Where do you get that impression? currval() refers to the last ID for the
> session you are in. It's also FAQ question 4.15.3. Even better, if you
> havn't used nextval() in your current session, currval() returns an error,
> so you can't even get it wrong by accident.
I stand corrected. I was doing some testing of a PHP module that is
called from a web form a while back and got inconsistent results with
currval, I probably had a script error of some kind.
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Mike Nolan
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