Which should i use to get last inserted record id in sql server 2005?
I searched stackoverflow and i found this,
SQL: How to get the id of values I just INSERTed?
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there are known bugs with SCOPE_IDENTITY() in sql server 2005, not sure about 2008, the OUTPUT clause can return a set of IDs if necessary...
Select SCOPE_IDENTITY() as Id from Table
I am uisng sql server 2005... Any suggestion
I m not entirely sure what these "knows bugs" in SCOPE_IDENTITY() should be. The only thing I m currently aware of is here: Six reasons you should be nervous about parallelism mentioned as the very first point.
Using @@identity is reliant on the fact that there are no triggers in your database creating records elsewhere.
If you create a record but a trigger then creates a log entry for the creation, @@identity will return you the id of the log entry in the log table.
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