In SQL you can use RETURNING
to get the generated ID.
Like: INSERT INTO tbloCustomer (Name) VALUES ('Goofy') RETURNING ID;
(If your Primary Key is called ID ;)
soci: return primary key after "insert into"
Вопрос
Im using soci with C++ to access my database. Is it possible to modify the following expression in a way to get the new primary key that was given to the row which is added by that expression?
*dbSession << "insert into myTable(myRow) values (:myVal)", soci::use(myVal);
e.g.
long newID = *dbSession << "insert into myTable(myRow) values (:myVal)", soci::use(myVal);
So that I can continue my work by using newID? id is in this case the primary key (bigserial)
Решение
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