Hi!
I am trying to find the answer to this one...
I have changed all my hard coded SQL queries to parameter queries stored in the DB and am using one of these wonderful things to insert a new record into a table.
With my old way of doing things, the task of obtaining the ID of the newly inserted record was as simple as reading the rs!ID field after rs.update.
How, with these new fangled parameter and command objects can I accomplish the same task.
Please help,
Guru2B
I am trying to find the answer to this one...
I have changed all my hard coded SQL queries to parameter queries stored in the DB and am using one of these wonderful things to insert a new record into a table.
With my old way of doing things, the task of obtaining the ID of the newly inserted record was as simple as reading the rs!ID field after rs.update.
How, with these new fangled parameter and command objects can I accomplish the same task.
Please help,
Guru2B