Autoincrement ID as return value

Hi,
what is the best way for insert some row to table and return ID of that
row, which is autoincrement?
Is it necessery lock table/row, or transaction is enough good solution,
or..?
Thanks,
Jovo
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"Jovo Mirkovic" <nospam@.sezampro.yu> wrote in message
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Hi,
what is the best way for insert some row to table and return ID of that
row, which is autoincrement?
Is it necessery lock table/row, or transaction is enough good solution,
or..?
Thanks,
Jovo
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> row, which is autoincrement?
Generated identity values are often returned back to applications with
SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY(). An stored procedure output parameter that returns
SCOPE_IDENTITY() is another method, which is handy if you need to use the
value in Transact-SQL scripts.
> Is it necessery lock table/row, or transaction is enough good solution,
> or..?
The assigned value is visible only within the current session scope so you
don't need to be concerned with insert concurrency.
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Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
"Jovo Mirkovic" <nospam@.sezampro.yu> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> what is the best way for insert some row to table and return ID of that
> row, which is autoincrement?
> Is it necessery lock table/row, or transaction is enough good solution,
> or..?
> Thanks,
> Jovo
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