>>Hi,
>>
>>I am adding records from DBF to SQL Server.
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>>If I use this syntax (below) I am limited to adding only 1000 records:
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>>cSqlInsert = cSqlInsert + "; select SCOPE_IDENTITY() AS NEW_PK "
>>nResult = SQLEXEC(hCon, cSqlInsert,"cur_identity")
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>>
>>But if I remove the part that selects the SCOPE_IDENTITY, I have not limit. Why? Below the example that works:
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>>*-- Commented. cSqlInsert = cSqlInsert + "; select SCOPE_IDENTITY() AS NEW_PK "
>>nResult = SQLEXEC(hCon, cSqlInsert )
>>
>
>Did you try tracing with SQL Server Profiler? I see no reason for that behavior unless you had the SET ROWCOUNT somewhere in your connection that limits number of rows per operation.
I don't have the time. So I changed the code. I removed the SCOPE_IDENTITY(), add record without it. Then execute a SELECT PK_FIELD and use it. This allows me to add more than 1000 records.
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