ID = @@IDENTITY
insert into Table2 (FieldUsedToJoinToTable1) values (@MyNewID)
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Can you elaborate on that @@IDENTITY statement?
Can you show me some sample usage? I've never seen that before.
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From: Kenyon Gwillim
Can you elaborate on that @@IDENTITY statement?
Can you show me some sample usage? I've never seen that before.
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Additionally, remember that if they are all related, and a primary key is
created from the first insert, then you will have to requery the table after
the insert to find the max record id for use in other insert statements.
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yes
wrap them in a transaction block, and commit if they all worked, or rollback
if any failed
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yes
wrap them in a transaction block, and commit if they all worked, or rollback
if any failed
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I need to insert data into
I need to insert data into multiple tables that are
related. Every example of an insert statement I have seen only inserts info into
one table. Do I need to write 4 different INSERT statements?
A.
