MySQL INSERT

From: Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 04:21:20 +0000
Subject: MySQL INSERT
Groups: php.general 
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Hi, I'm inserting into a table (as I've done millions of times), and I have a column called "id", which is an auto incrementing, unique field. Since it's auto-increment field, I have no idea what it is at the time of insert, but I want to be able to report it to the screen. "Thankyour for your application, for future reference, your application # is "<the id number of the application i just inserted>." So, what I'd like to do is INSERT, then find out the id of the row I just inserted. I can't just look up the most recent id, because it's *possible* that someone else could have inserted after me. Also, at this stage the id field is the only unique field, so I can't try and match against annother field (of which I know the value I inserted). Any ideas? Justin French

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