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I use ADO.net and run an update query by sqldataadapter.
The update query updates some records.
My question is: Is it possible getting some more info for example IDs of affected records without a select query after running that update query?
No, not as far as I know.
You would either have to run a select statement after to get the rows affected or if you update using a Data Table then you could get a list of the modified rows.