>>As I recall, I set the Transaction Isolation Levl to Repeatable Read (I didn't care about new rows at this point). I then started a transaction and queried the PK table to find the last PK used. Once the row was read, it was locked so no one else could change it. I then updated the PK table using SET PK = @PK + 1 WHERE PK = @PK and commit the transaction. I then set the isolation level back to what it was.
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>Here's another way to do it:
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>This assumes that the column nextkey contains the next ID to use.
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>DECLARE @pk INTEGER
>UPDATE keytable
>SET @pk = nextkey, nextkey = nextkey + 1
>WHERE table = something
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>This version will assumes that nextkey contains that last ID used. Which means that you have to increment it first. This is not a typo <s>
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>DECLARE @pk INTEGER
>UPDATE keytable
>SET @pk = nextkey = nextkey + 1
>WHERE table = something
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>-Mike

Thanks Mike! I will probably be able to use some form of the latter example!