Guys,
I am too dumb or a simple currval() would be useful?
We solved this by sending two queries in JDBC. The first one inserts
a single record in the db. The other issues a currval on the desired
sequence.
There was a posting a few weeks ago, describing a clever method,
issuing both queries on the same connection by using the ";" operator
to separate the queries.
hope this helps.
>> Can you do the insert using a function instead, and return the currval
>> on the underlying sequence?
>>
>> John
>>
>
> I'm not sure what you mean. A stored procedure?
>
> The good thing about getGeneratedKeys() is that you don't have to write
> DB-specific code.
> --
> Henrik
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