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I noticed that if I prepare a multi-insert statement and execute it into MySQL via PDO, and then request the last_insert_id, I get the first ID of the multiple inserted rows, not the last one. Specifi
I\'m inserting multiple rows from one table to another, based on ID. For this project I\'m using PDO for all DB queries. This is the code / function I\'m using:
Title explains it all. I have a lifecyclecallback function in entity. I want to get last inserted id from PostPersist event not from the entity. AS an example I dont want to do
This is my code. // insert reward into wallet $sql = \" INSERT INTO `wallet` (`uid`, `created_at`, `amount`, `type`, `payment_id`) VALUES (:uid, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, :amount, \'payment\', :payment_id);
It\'s my understanding that when you call last_insert_id() it goes by connections, so you\'ll get the id of the last row inserted on the same connection where last_insert_id() is called, right?
I can find the primary key id of last inserted record as follows: $this->Model->save($record); $id = $this->Model->getLastInsertId();
I am using postgresql database. And previous tables which are created by my seniors and they are not used sequence concept, they added data manually. Now i need to insert data with my java application
From what I have read LAST_INSERT_ID() retrieves the id of the last insert statement to run. If that the last insert statement run on your connection or the last insert run on the database for all con
There\'s this table. id | domain | id is the primary key. domain is a unique key. I want to: Insert a new domain, if it doesn\'t exist already.
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