Re: [PHP-DB] Issue with MSSQL_QUERY()

2001-07-03 Thread tony . mccrory


With mysql you can do mysql_insert_id.  The following code should do what
you need in mssql.


$query=InsertRequest
'1','2','3','4/11/01','5','6','7','8','9/11/01','10/11/01','11','12','13','1

4','15','';
$return=MSSQL_QUERY($query);

$id=mssql_query(select @@IDENTITY as 'taskid');
$taskid=mssql_fetch_array($id);


$taskid will then be whatever mssql set your identity/autoincrement field
to be.

Regards,

Tony
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 Subject: [PHP-DB] Issue with 
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07/03/2001 

08:14 PM   

   

   





I've run into an issue using MSSQL_QUERY() that I cannot seem to figure out
a work-around for.  The last field in the query is an auto-increment
starting at 100,000.  I need the MSSQL_QUERY($query) statement to print out
the result of the query (which is a stored procedure in case that wasn't
obvious).  Instead it returns True (1) or False (0?).  Does anyone have
suggestions?  I am completely stumped at this point.

Thanks!

Ryan

$query=InsertRequest
'1','2','3','4/11/01','5','6','7','8','9/11/01','10/11/01','11','12','13','1

4','15','';
$return=MSSQL_QUERY($query);

$taskid=$return;

-RESULT -
$taskid = 1



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Re: [PHP-DB] Issue with MSSQL_QUERY()

2001-07-03 Thread tony . mccrory


sorry bum info in my last post, it should have read

$id=mssql_query(select @@IDENTITY as 'taskid');
$result=mssql_fetch_array($id);
$taskid=$result[taskid];


Tony


   

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With mysql you can do mysql_insert_id.  The following code should do what
you need in mssql.


$query=InsertRequest
'1','2','3','4/11/01','5','6','7','8','9/11/01','10/11/01','11','12','13','1


4','15','';
$return=MSSQL_QUERY($query);

$id=mssql_query(select @@IDENTITY as 'taskid');
$taskid=mssql_fetch_array($id);


$taskid will then be whatever mssql set your identity/autoincrement field
to be.

Regards,

Tony
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IT, Trinity Mirror group (Ireland)
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Ryan Marrs
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ade.com cc:
 Subject: [PHP-DB] Issue with
MSSQL_QUERY()
07/03/2001
08:14 PM






I've run into an issue using MSSQL_QUERY() that I cannot seem to figure out
a work-around for.  The last field in the query is an auto-increment
starting at 100,000.  I need the MSSQL_QUERY($query) statement to print out
the result of the query (which is a stored procedure in case that wasn't
obvious).  Instead it returns True (1) or False (0?).  Does anyone have
suggestions?  I am completely stumped at this point.

Thanks!

Ryan

$query=InsertRequest
'1','2','3','4/11/01','5','6','7','8','9/11/01','10/11/01','11','12','13','1


4','15','';
$return=MSSQL_QUERY($query);

$taskid=$return;

-RESULT -
$taskid = 1



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