get identity column in sql server

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hi everyone
i create table with identity column this column is id ,
and with other column name,adreess so
how i can after inserted get value of this identity column in procedure

SQL

create procedure p_dd(@P_name varchar(40),@P_address  varchar(40),@P_id int output )
as 
begin
insert into mytbel (name,address)
values (@P_name,@P_address)

end

so there is no way to get value of this column ?
thanks for any hlep

Posted 9-Jan-12 9:44am

Mostafa Elsadany

Updated 9-Jan-12 10:00am

Wendelius

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Solution 2

There are several ways of getting the value of newly inserted id. On is as Mark wrote use the scope identity. Your procedure would look something like:

SQL

create procedure p_dd(@P_name varchar(40),@P_address  varchar(40),@P_id int output )
as
begin
   insert into mytbel (name,address)
   values (@P_name,@P_address);

   set @P_id = scope_identity();

end

Another way is to get the actual value from the insert statement using OUTPUT clause. for example:

SQL

create procedure p_dd(@P_name varchar(40),@P_address  varchar(40),@P_id int output )
as
begin
   insert into mytbel (name,address)
   output inserted.id into @P_id
   values (@P_name,@P_address);
end

Posted 9-Jan-12 10:06am

Wendelius

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Wonde Tadesse 9-Jan-12 19:44pm

5+. Congratulation for your MVP

Wendelius 10-Jan-12 0:03am

Thanks :)

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Not Active · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-09T09:54:00

Solution 1

SCOPE_IDENTITY[^]

Posted 9-Jan-12 9:54am

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Mostafa Elsadany 9-Jan-12 16:01pm

thanks for help

Wendelius 9-Jan-12 16:07pm

Exactly, +5 and congratulations on MVP :)

[no name] 9-Jan-12 18:52pm

Thanks. Same to you

Wonde Tadesse 9-Jan-12 19:44pm

5+. Congratulation for your MVP