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@@Identity

Asked by Gallitin in MS SQL Server, SQL Query Syntax

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Does @@Identity have to be used within a cursor?  I keep getting errors when trying to run in the below code, just wondered if it needed a cursor to work correctly.Start Free Trial 
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if exists (select * from dbo.sysobjects where id = object_id(N'[dbo].[p_Ins_DebtorPayPlan]') and OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsProcedure') = 1)
drop procedure [dbo].[p_Ins_DebtorPayPlan]
GO
 
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF 
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS OFF 
GO
 
 
/******************************************************************************
Purpose: 
DebtorPayPlan
 
Maintenance History:
Date:		Name:			Action:	
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
08/18/2008	Nathan		        Created
 
******************************************************************************/
 
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.p_Ins_DebtorPayPlan
(
@DebtorID		int,
@PayAmount		money,
@FirstPayDate		datetime,
@PayPlanTypeID	varchar(10),
@CreateUserID		bit
)
as
set nocount on
begin transaction
 
 
--declare table variables
declare @PayPlanID int
declare @PayPlanBalance money
 
--declare local variables
declare @EventDesc varchar(255)
declare @Today datetime
declare @NoteDesc varchar(255)
declare @Confidential bit
 
set @PayPlanID = @@Identity
set @PayPlanBalance = 0
 
select D.DebtorID
from Debtor D
where D.DebtorID = @DebtorID
 
--Insert DebtorPaymentPlan
insert into	DebtorPaymentPlan (PayPlanID, DebtorID, PayAmount, PayPlanBalance, FirstPayDate,
		PayPlanTypeID, SendTermsLetter, LastTermsUpdateDate, CreateDate)
values		(@PayPlanID, @DebtorID, @PayAmount, @PayPlanBalance, @FirstPayDate, @PayPlanTypeID,
		1, getdate(), getdate())
 
--Log the events
--Account Created
set @EventDesc = 'Payment Plan'
set @Today = getdate()
exec p_ins_DebtorEvent @DebtorID, 25, 62, @Today, null, null, @Today, 1, @EventDesc
	
--Add debtor not record
set @NoteDesc = 'Debtor made payment arrangements'
set @Confidential = 0
exec p_ins_DebtorNote @DebtorID, @NoteDesc, @CreateUserID, @Confidential
 
--Update Debtor Status
	update Debtor
	set StatusID = 10
	where DebtorID = @DebtorID
 
set nocount off
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF 
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON 
GO
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