Perhaps you could use APPEND BLANK instead?
I don't know whether this can be done with INSERT INTO.
>My tables all have auto-increment turned on.
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>When the user clicks the New Record button on the screen, normally I
>would do
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>nNewId = GetNewPrimaryKey()
>INSERT INTO MyTable (Id) VALUES (nNewId)
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>All other fields on the record are data entry fields and could be optional.
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>So what do you insert to add a new record when using auto-increment?
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>And, how do you know what the Id was that was auto-added?
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>Thanks
>
>Kevin
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