>>>Yes, that's exactly what is happening. I always put both commands together
>>>
>>>insert into ...
>>>select SCOPE_IDENTITY()
>>
>>But in then you wrap that inside an explicit SQL Transaction ? Or is there some way to send 2 SQL commands like that inside the same SPT so they are part of the same implicit transaction?
>
>You're just sending as many commands as you need in one batch. They all will be part of one implicit transaction if implicit transactions are turned on.
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>In other words, you can do
>
>text to lcSQL textmerge noshow
> insert into ....
> values (<<....>>, )) ;
> select scope_identity() as NewPK
>endtext
>
>and then send this text to SQL Server using SQLExec.
Cool. For some reason I never knew you could string commands like that in one SPT. Thanks!
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