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I use this appended to an INSERT statement (using Dim PK as long = Command.ExecuteScalar() ) to return the primary key:<br />
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SELECT @@Identity<br />
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How do I do the same for an UPDATE? &nbsp;I am geting a NULL back.
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I use this appended to an INSERT statement (using Dim PK as long = Command.ExecuteScalar() ) to return the primary key:

SELECT @@Identity

How do I do the same for an UPDATE?  I am geting a NULL back.

returning primary key after update

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