How get Inserted value Id in MySql ?.

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How to Get Inserted value Id in MYSQL.

I am using " select LAST_INSERT_ID() " But its not working Properly.Can u provide any other solution For this.Please Help me.

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Madhava Reddy.

Posted 17-Mar-14 21:32pm

Polammadhava

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Peter Leow 18-Mar-14 3:45am

Elaborate on 'its not working Properly'.

King Fisher 18-Mar-14 3:48am

not clear ..

Thomas ktg 18-Mar-14 3:49am

Can you show the query you have written for that?

[no name] 18-Mar-14 3:52am

Insert Query:- Insert into Tbl(id,name,sal) values(_id,_name,_sal);
select id,name,sal from Tb1 where id=(select Last_insert_id());

this is select Query ..

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2014-03-17T22:00:00

Solution 1

When the id is auto-generated by the server, you must not include it in the insert query (I am not sure with current versions of MySQL, but with old versions, you could supply 0 instead of omitting it completely).

Posted 17-Mar-14 22:00pm

Bernhard Hiller

Thomas ktg · Answer 2 · 2014-03-17T22:21:00

Solution 2

Hi you can try out like this by storing the last inserted id in a variable.

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Insert into Tbl(id,name,sal)values(_id,_name,_sal); 
SET @last_inserted_id = LAST_INSERT_ID();
select id,name,sal from Tb1 where id=@last_inserted_id;

Hope it would be useful.

Posted 17-Mar-14 22:21pm

Thomas ktg

Aravindba · Answer 3 · 2014-03-17T22:49:00

Hai
ur question is not clear,in which application u need to use select query ? web or windows ?
anyway u can try this,when u going to insert definitely u pass the values(like unique id,name ect) to insert query,so pass that unique id or name in session(if it is web) or public variable(if it is windows) and use that session or public variable in Select query.

Or u use autoincrement in ur table and select last id from table using select query