>Hey all,
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>I am starting in earnest to use .NET (C#) for developing applications. We do not have SQL Server in place yet, so we will need to get started using Windows Forms applications against DBF-based data. I am liking the performance so far with using the VFP OLEDB provider within Visual Studio 2015, and have developed a framework to perform SELECTs, INSERTs, UPDATEs, and DELETEs. It's all working pretty well, and I am impressed by how close speeds are to native Foxpro data access.
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>But a potential showstopper is this: After I INSERT a new row into a table with an auto-incremented key field, how do I get back the new key that was generated? This is 100% necessary in many scenarios, and one obviously cannot try USE and GOTO BOTTOM or check the record pointer in this environment.
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>According to my searches, doing a SQL statement "SELECT @@IDENTITY" works for the JET 4.0 database layer (e.g. against Access), but I tried that query and end up with the error:
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>"Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword"
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>I cannot find any examples online of getting the last key generated for the table I just inserted into, and I don't want to have to resort to some sort of silly "SELECT MAX(Key)..." methodology. Surely there must be a way to get the last key inserted? Please help!
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>Much appreciated...
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>Thanks,
>JoeK

VFP didn't have @@IDENTITY
you have to use:

SELECT Key FROM Table WHERE Key = GETAUTOINCVALUE()