This a test script in sybase database using perl DBI module

my $dbh = DBI->connect(
          "dbi:Sybase:server=$dbServer;hostname=$hostname;database=cle
+aringdb",
          $dbUser, $dbPasswd->[1],{AutoCommit => 1});

my $insertStatement = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO BatchFile (FileName,F
+ileStatusCode,FileDate,FileFormatCode,TotalRecords,LoadStartTime,Modi
+fiedDate,ModifiedBy) VALUES ('Akash',4,GetDate(),0,3,GetDate(),GetDat
+e(),'FIX2MQ')") or $DBI::err and die($DBI::errstr);


my $id = $dbh->last_insert_id(undef,undef,undef,undef) or die "no inse
+rt id $DBI::errstr $!";

print "ID : ",$id;

my $updateStatement  = $dbh->prepare("UPDATE BatchFile SET FileStatusC
+ode = ? ,ModifiedDate = GETDATE(),TotalRecords = ? WHERE BatchFileID 
+= ?");
$updateStatement->execute(6,1,$id) or die($DBI::errstr);
$insertStatement->finish();
$updateStatement->finish();
my $rc = $dbh->disconnect or die($DBI::errstr);

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In reply to Re^2: last_insert_id() in sybase by Shreyak
in thread last_insert_id() in sybase by Shreyak

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