Problem in using begin trans in c# code

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I am Using Begin trans in c# code

here is the case

begin trans

insert in table1

now here is the problem now i have to select the id inserted in above query

but i hvnt commit so the second qry wasnt executed

third qry is to insert in table2 using the id

commit tran

pls tell me solution

Posted 4-Nov-11 23:55pm

Rakesh S S

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member60 5-Nov-11 6:22am

what hvnt,qry ,pls means to u i don't know , but i think this is not the right way.

Rakesh S S 6-Nov-11 4:54am

means to "u" here u means i guess you and not me lol..

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-11-05T00:14:00

Solution 1

Get the last Identity value after the Insert.

SQL SERVER – Retrieve Last Inserted Identity of Record[^]

Posted 5-Nov-11 0:14am

thatraja

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RaisKazi 5-Nov-11 6:47am

Yes "@@Identity" should help OP. 5ed.
One more resource - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187342.aspx

Sander Rossel · Answer 2 · 2011-11-05T00:23:00

Not sure what you mean by using a Transaction in C#... What you show pretty much looks like SQL to me.
Perhaps you need to use a Transaction Object[^]?
It can be found in the System.Transaction Namespace[^].
Alternatively you can use TransactionScope[^]. You can now have multiple queries in a single Transaction without having to commit until you explicitly say so from your code. I guess it's the next best thing after SQL's own begin tran and end tran :)
Hope this helps!