Question

I can’t figure out how to get the SCOPE_IDENTITY() back to my variables from an SQL2005 Store Procedure.

My sSQL String:

sSQL = 'EXEC [sp_NewClaim] ' & Chr(34) & ClaimNumber & Chr(34) & ', ' & Request.Cookies('UserID') & ', ' & Request.Cookies('MasterID') & ', ' & Chr(34) & strRestaurante & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) &  Fecha & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Hora & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Request('Tiempo') & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Request('Luz') & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Request('Desc') & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Request('incidente') & Chr(34) & ', ' & Chr(34) & Request('codigos') & Chr(34) & ', False, 0; SELECT RecordNumber = SCOPE_IDENTITY()' 

My sSQL Output:

EXEC [sp_NewClaim] 'W200811', 7, 8, 'Otro -- WORK PLEASE', '11/19/2008', '01:19 PM', 'Nublado', 'Mala', 'asdasd', 'uyiuyui', 'C-Junta', False, 0; SELECT RecordNumber = SCOPE_IDENTITY() 

Executing my SQL Command:

Set rsData= Server.CreateObject('ADODB.Recordset') rsData.Open sSQL, conDB, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic 

Trying to Output the SCOPE_IDENTITY() Produces an Empty Variable (No Output):

Response.Write('<br />Record Number: ' & rsData('RecordNumber')) 

The Store Procedure runs correctly. My Information gets stored into my database with out problems. RecordNumber is the Column with the Identity, and the Store Procedure has defined @RecordNumber as an Output:

USE [db_clcinsurance_com] GO  SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO CREATE PROCEDURE sp_NewClaim  (     @ClaimNumber nvarchar(50),     @blah............     .................     @RecordNumber INT OUTPUT     ) AS  BEGIN      INSERT INTO Accidente (ClaimNumber,........., RecordNumber)      VALUES (@ClaimNumber,....., @RecordNumber)      SET @RecordNumber = SCOPE_IDENTITY();  END 

Answer 1

For your stored procedure, do this:

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_NewClaim  (     @ClaimNumber nvarchar(50),     @blah............     ................. ) AS BEGIN     SET NOCOUNT ON;      INSERT INTO Accidente (ClaimNumber,........., RecordNumber)         VALUES (@ClaimNumber,....., @RecordNumber)      SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY() END 

And then get the id the same way you’d retrieve any other query result.