Re: [PHP-DB] Inseting info into MySQL and retrieving all in one SQL command

2001-08-19 Thread CrossWalkCentral

Question how do you use this function?

mysql_insert_id();

I have tried it and it gives me and error every time any one have any sample
conde on this

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Beau Lebens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 not so much in one step, but once you have inserted it you can call the
 function

 mysql_insert_id();

 and it will return the auto_increment value of the last insert operation.

 see the manual for more.

 HTH
 Beau

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 // Hi guys,
 //
 // I am adding some information to my MySQL database. It is
 // user's information.
 // So it has things like email address, password, username, all
 // that sort of
 // stuff.
 //
 // What I need to do is once I have added it found out the id -
 // a primary key
 // which auto increments itself. At the moment I am doing two
 // different MySQL
 // queries an INSERT and a SELECT to first of all add the
 // information and then
 // find out the primary key.
 //
 // Is there anyway I can do this in one step?
 //
 // Thanks in advance
 //
 // Scott Mebberson
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RE: [PHP-DB] Inseting info into MySQL and retrieving all in one SQL command

2001-08-08 Thread Beau Lebens

not so much in one step, but once you have inserted it you can call the
function

mysql_insert_id();

and it will return the auto_increment value of the last insert operation.

see the manual for more.

HTH
Beau

// -Original Message-
// From: Scott Mebberson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
// Sent: Thursday, 9 August 2001 8:49 AM
// To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
// Subject: [PHP-DB] Inseting info into MySQL and retrieving 
// all in one SQL
// command
// 
// 
// Hi guys,
// 
// I am adding some information to my MySQL database. It is 
// user's information.
// So it has things like email address, password, username, all 
// that sort of
// stuff.
// 
// What I need to do is once I have added it found out the id - 
// a primary key
// which auto increments itself. At the moment I am doing two 
// different MySQL
// queries an INSERT and a SELECT to first of all add the 
// information and then
// find out the primary key.
// 
// Is there anyway I can do this in one step?
// 
// Thanks in advance
// 
// Scott Mebberson
// [EMAIL PROTECTED]
// 
// 
// 
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