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27/09/2006 08:21:07
Alan Harris-Reid
Baseline Data Services
Devon, Royaume Uni
 
 
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25/09/2006 11:56:00
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Visual FoxPro
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Client/serveur
Divers
Thread ID:
01156783
Message ID:
01157453
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Hi Fabio, thanks for the reply.
IF 1 # SQLEXEC(lnConnHandle, ;
	 [;
DECLARE @newId INT;
UPDATE UniqueId SET @newId = nLastNumber = nLastNumber + 1 WHERE ]+m.lcFilter;
+ [ SELECT @newId AS nNewNumber], 'UniqueIdV')
  * ERROR
ENDIF
* nNewNumber
That's neat! A couple of questions...

a) SET @newId = nLastNumber = nLastNumber + 1. Is this the same as SET @NewId=nLastNumber+1,nLastNumber=@NewId (ie. SET both @newid and nLastNumber to nLastNumber+1)?

b) The code is not explicitly locking the record before the upddate. Does the UPDATE command guarantee a lock on the record? (In other words, do I definitely NOT need to wrap the code in a transaction?)

Regards,

Alan
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