int sqlanywhere_identity(  resource link_identifier  )

int sqlanywhere_insert_id(  resource link_identifier  )

This function is deprecated. You should use the sasql_insert_id function instead. See sasql_insert_id.

Returns the last value inserted into an IDENTITY column or a DEFAULT AUTOINCREMENT column, or zero if the most recent insert was into a table that did not contain an IDENTITY or DEFAULT AUTOINCREMENT column.

The sqlanywhere_insert_id function is provided for compatibility with MySQL databases.

The ID generated for an AUTOINCREMENT column by a previous INSERT statement or zero if last insert did not affect an AUTOINCREMENT column. The function can return FALSE if the link_identifier is not valid.

This example shows how the sqlanywhere_identity function can be used to retrieve the AUTOINCREMENT value most recently inserted into a table by the specified connection.

if( sqlanywhere_execute( $conn, "INSERT INTO my_auto_increment_table VALUES ( 1 ) " ) ) {
      $insert_id = sqlanywhere_insert_id( $conn );
      echo "Last insert id = $insert_id";
}

• sasql_insert_id
• sqlanywhere_execute (deprecated)