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mysql_insert_id()
hi
i inserted a row into mysql table i need to know last autoincrement number what is most safe? do a select and check field which i inserted (in this way i must improve indexes) or use mysql_insert_id() ? but i'm not sure that it retuern the real number of row (because this table can be accessed/inserted many times simultaneously) thank you in advance
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November 18th, 2003, 06:22 PM
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RE: mysql_insert_id()
I use mysql_insert_id in a very active application and have never had a problem. I read somewhere that it is based on the current connection, so you will never get the wrong id returned.
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