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		<title>MSSQL Return Identity after Insert 1</title>
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				<p>Often when inserting information in a database we need to know the value of the autonumber/identity field so that we can insert related data in another table. MSSQL Server provides a SCOPE_IDENTITY() function for just such a purpose (PHP/MySQL users have the mysql_insert_id() function -- lucky).<br /><br />*This is in the generic section because there is no MSSQL Server or Database section.</p>
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