how to insert values in multiple table through single store procedure

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i am insert the values in different tables through one store procedure. after insertion of one table (A) i need the primary key values in next one table (B) as a foreign key next table(B) I am working in sql server management studio 2012 . please help me on this scenarios.

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ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_InsertCustomer_Subscription]
	-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
	@FK_UserId nvarchar(128),
	@FK_AdvertiserDetailsId int,
	@FK_CityId int,
	@FK_CategoryId int,
	@FK_AdvertiserId int,
	@AddedOn datetime,
	@AddedBy nvarchar(128),
	@UpdatedOn datetime,
	@UpdatedBy nvarchar(128),
	@IsActive bit,
	@SubscriptionExpiryDate datetime
	
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @CustomerSubId int
	-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
	-- interfering with SELECT statements.
	SET NOCOUNT ON;
	SET IDENTITY_INSERT Customer_Subscription_Accounts ON;
    -- Insert statements for procedure here
	insert into Customer_Subscription(FK_UserId,FK_AdvertiserDetailsId,FK_CityId,FK_CategoryId,FK_AdvertiserId,AddedOn,AddedBy,UpdatedOn,UpdatedBy,IsActive,SubscriptionExpiryDate)values(@FK_UserId,@FK_AdvertiserDetailsId,@FK_CityId,@FK_CategoryId,@FK_AdvertiserId,@AddedOn,@AddedBy,@UpdatedOn,@UpdatedBy,@IsActive,@SubscriptionExpiryDate)
	Select @CustomerSubId=@@IDENTITY


	insert into Customer_Subscription_Accounts(SubscriptionDate,FK_Customer_SubscriptionId,AddedOn,AddedBy,UpdatedOn,UpdatedBy,IsActive,SubscriptionExpiryDate) values(GETDATE(),@CustomerSubId,@AddedOn,@AddedBy,@UpdatedOn,@UpdatedBy,@IsActive,@SubscriptionExpiryDate)

	SET IDENTITY_INSERT Customer_Subscription_Accounts OFF;
END

when i use this store procedure that through error message

Quote:
Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'Id', table 'AirAdsWellDone.dbo.Customer_Subscription'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.
Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'ReceivedBy', table 'AirAdsWellDone.dbo.Customer_Subscription_Accounts'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.
The statement has been terminated.
The statement has been terminated.

Posted 25-Nov-15 5:49am

Member 11247784

Updated 25-Nov-15 6:15am

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CHill60 25-Nov-15 11:54am

What have you tried so far? There is not enough information here for us to help you

Member 11247784 25-Nov-15 12:16pm

CHill60 i edit my question please check it

Richard Deeming 25-Nov-15 12:11pm

Are you looking for the SCOPE_IDENTITY function[^]?

Member 11247784 25-Nov-15 12:30pm

please give me some insertion example in multiple tables using scope_identity

ZurdoDev 25-Nov-15 12:33pm

The error is with your first table. You never pass a value for ID and ID cannot be null.

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2015-11-25T07:14:00

Looks like you're close. You just need to remove the two SET IDENTITY_INSERT lines, and replace @@IDENTITY with SCOPE_IDENTITY:

SQL

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_InsertCustomer_Subscription]
    @FK_UserId nvarchar(128),
    @FK_AdvertiserDetailsId int,
    @FK_CityId int,
    @FK_CategoryId int,
    @FK_AdvertiserId int,
    @AddedOn datetime,
    @AddedBy nvarchar(128),
    @UpdatedOn datetime,
    @UpdatedBy nvarchar(128),
    @IsActive bit,
    @SubscriptionExpiryDate datetime
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @CustomerSubId int;
    
    SET NOCOUNT ON;
    
    INSERT INTO Customer_Subscription
    (
        FK_UserId,
        FK_AdvertiserDetailsId,
        FK_CityId,
        FK_CategoryId,
        FK_AdvertiserId,
        AddedOn,
        AddedBy,
        UpdatedOn,
        UpdatedBy,
        IsActive,
        SubscriptionExpiryDate
    )
    VALUES
    (
        @FK_UserId,
        @FK_AdvertiserDetailsId,
        @FK_CityId,
        @FK_CategoryId,
        @FK_AdvertiserId,
        @AddedOn,
        @AddedBy,
        @UpdatedOn,
        @UpdatedBy,
        @IsActive,
        @SubscriptionExpiryDate
    );
    
    SET @CustomerSubId = SCOPE_IDENTITY();
    
    INSERT INTO Customer_Subscription_Accounts
    (
        SubscriptionDate,
        FK_Customer_SubscriptionId,
        AddedOn,
        AddedBy,
        UpdatedOn,
        UpdatedBy,
        IsActive,
        SubscriptionExpiryDate
    )
    VALUES
    (
        GETDATE(),
        @CustomerSubId,
        @AddedOn,
        @AddedBy,
        @UpdatedOn,
        @UpdatedBy,
        @IsActive,
        @SubscriptionExpiryDate
    );
END

SQL SERVER – @@IDENTITY vs SCOPE_IDENTITY() vs IDENT_CURRENT – Retrieve Last Inserted Identity of Record[^]