Denis,
Still my original post stands:
Database1 - Table Customers1 - key generated by database and returns new keyvalue
Database2 - Table Customers2 - key generated by database and returns new keyvalue
Cetin

>Ok. I try to explain.
>Database1 - Table Customers1 - key generated by database
>Database2 - Table Customers2 - key generated by database
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>Database3 - Localview for Customers1, Localview for Customers2
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>Now in Database3!Customers1 I need insert record and write to log file - id of new record
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>I must to say.. this is try of extend existing application with some replication feature.. where 3 company replcated data ... and middle database is solution
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>Thanks
>Denis
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>>I don't understand the case. If it is in a single database or from multiple databases or no database at all you could have a key like GUID that can be generated before inserting.
>>As I said your stored proc could return it to you.
>>Cetin
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>>>Hi Cetin,
>>>Yes, its if the table stored in database..
>>>I have a case.. when In a database stored localviews from diffrent databases. (I try to develop some replication engine). Is there chance to get this key value?
>>>
>>>Thank you.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>I have a localview. The keyfield generated by stored procedure. I insert record to localview and do Taleupdate(0,.t.) - how may I know new value of keyfield what was generated?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>Denis.
>>>>
>>>>Your stored procedure might return it to you.
>>>>Denis,
>>>>IMHO this is one of the reasons why you shouldn't use a key that can only be generated at backend.
>>>>Cetin