I\'m building a website using ASP.NET and SQL Server, and I use 开发者_运维技巧SELECT PK FROM Table WHERE PK = @@identity
I need to write a stored procedure to insert a row into a table.The table has an Identity column called ID.My question is should I return the value and if so, how?
I\'ve had a very brief look at Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) and it looks to me like I could say that my site is going to accept logins from other sites. e.g. anyone with a gmail or LiveID account
I\'m trying to grab thousands of invoices (and other stuff) from a text file and insert them into SQL Server 2008.I wrote a little console app to do this and it uses LINQ to SQL.After I insert all the
pretty simple query for u guys, im just new to this. here\'s the scenario - one table with 10 fields. On first aspx page, i do insert first 5 fields (programid is one of them). On the second aspx page
I know Scope_Identity(), Identity(), @@Identity, and Ident_Current() all get the value of the identity column, but I would love to know the difference.
I have a console application that calls 开发者_开发百科a WCF service on a remote domain.The WCF service is uses Windows credential type for the transport and message credential types.
In my program, I have objects (of the same class) that must all have a unique identifier. For simplicity and performance, I chose to use the address of the object as identifier. And to keep the types
is there a way of knowing ID of identity column of record inserted via InsertOnSubmit beforehand, e.g. before calling datasource\'s SubmitChanges?
I maintain an application that was originally written to be SQL Server-specific (using IDENTITY fields).Thus, we\'ve had to define a lot of triggers to auto increment tables\' primary keys.
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