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Getting MySQL Generated Keys

Hi,

I am a Java/JSP developer by trade but am currently developing a
MySQL/PHP solution.

In JSP when I run an INSERT statement on the db I am able to
automatically get back a list of any generated keys (without having to
do some sort of subsequent query to get the information).

Is there a PHP equivilent of this?

Thanks

Jul 17 '05 #1
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thehuby wrote:
I am a Java/JSP developer by trade but am currently developing a
MySQL/PHP solution.

In JSP when I run an INSERT statement on the db I am able to
automatically get back a list of any generated keys (without having to
do some sort of subsequent query to get the information).

Is there a PHP equivilent of this?


Unfortunately, as with all built in PHP database functions, there's no
database abstraction layer built into PHP which will do it for any
database, but for mysql you can use the mysql_insert_id() function.

http://www.php.net/mysql_insert_id

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Jul 17 '05 #2
Cheers Chris that worked a treat!

Rick
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