sql insert inserted id
-- Never use @@identity or scope_identity()
-- they can not always be relied upon
DECLARE @Ids_tbl TABLE ([id] INT); -- Requires table. use variable for scope
INSERT INTO [sometable] ([ColA],[ColB])
OUTPUT INSERTED.ID INTO @Ids_tbl(id)
VALUES ('valA','valB');
SELECT [id] FROM @Ids_tbl; -- <-- Id(s) in herehow to get inserted id in sql
/* inserted id in SQL Server */
-- SCOPE_IDENTITY() last identity generated for ANY TABLE in the CURRENT SESSION and the CURRENT SCOPE
INSERT INTO TableA (...) VALUES (...)
SET @LASTID = SCOPE_IDENTITY()
-- @@IDENTITY last identity generated for ANY TABLE in the CURRENT SESSION
INSERT INTO TableA (...) VALUES (...)
SET @LASTID = @@IDENTITY
-- IDENT_CURRENT('TableA') last identity for a SPECIFIC TABLE in ANY SESSION and ANY SCOPE
SET @LASTID = IDENT_CURRENT('TableA')
-- OUTPUT clause of the INSERT statement EVERY ROW inserted via that STATEMENT
DECLARE @NewIds TABLE(ID INT, ...)
INSERT INTO TableA (...)
OUTPUT Inserted.ID, ... INTO @NewIds
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