Description of MUSHclient world function: world.DatabaseLastInsertRowid
Name | DatabaseLastInsertRowid |
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Type | Method |
Summary | Returns the most recently automatically allocated database key |
Prototype | BSTR DatabaseLastInsertRowid(BSTR DbName);
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Description | This returns a string which is the most recent automatically allocated database key (for example, if you are using autoincrement on the primary key). Internally it is a 64-bit number, but since there is no ready mechanism for returning 64-bit numbers via the scripting interface, MUSHclient converts it to a string, and returns that. Note: Available in version 4.40 onwards. |
Lua example |
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Returns | A string which is the most recently-allocated key. May be zero if there is no such key. |
Introduced in version | 4.40 |
See also ...
Function | Description |
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DatabaseChanges | Returns a count of the changes to the database by the most recent SQL statement |
DatabaseExec | Executes SQL code against an SQLite database |
DatabaseStep | Executes a previously-prepared SQL statement |
DatabaseTotalChanges | Returns a count of the total changes to the database |
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