>>If I INSERT INTO a table, how do I know what PK is generated in the AutoINC field? Does INSERT INTO make the new record the current record so I can just do a lcNewPK = MyTable.PK ?
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>>TIA
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>Hi Michael,
> I saw the answer to the question given to you by Tray, but I have question for you if you don't mind. Why would you be interested in knowing this information. From what I understand the PK is supposed to have a certain level of invisibility... yet I've seen programmers do queries by referencing the PK of a record... This practice is confusing to me. I was wondering what you use this information for or what would you use it for?
Invisibility to the user, yes - but a reference to the PK of a record is the very basis of establishing parent-child relationships (again, invisible to the user).
In my case, I'm storing an image file related directly to the single record using the PK as a part of the filename. The image is uploaded in a web application.
Kogo Michael Hogan
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