I have a site with lots of people on it, so I need to get the last inserted id at the same time as the post, in case someone else had an insert at the same time, so it does not risk getting someone else's inserted row, or something.

This is my code as it is:

#.... other code for this table is above...
    $_pstmt .= ',' if $_pstmt;
    $_pstmt .= '`all_details` = ?';
    push(@_pplaceholder,"$_alldotnot");

    $_pstmt .= ',' if $_pstmt;
    $_pstmt .= '`admin_notes` = ?';
    push(@_pplaceholder,"Order Details");

    $_pstmt = "INSERT INTO `accttrans` SET $_pstmt";
    $_checkifposted = $dbh->do($_pstmt, undef, @_pplaceholder);

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Is there a way that $_checkifposted would have the last_inserted_id? or is it just true or false?

Is there a way to have it BE the last inserted id for that insert itself?

Thanks,

-Richard

In reply to Inserting into mysql and getting inserted id at the same time by bizactuator

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