Sunday, May 25, 2014

Identity function

Identity function

To get information about identity available  on a table, sql server provides a set of functions that are collectively called as Identity functions

Ident_seed(‘tablename’)
Returns seed value of identity available on a given table

Ident_incr(‘tablename’)
Returns identity increment value for the identity available on the given table

Ident_current(‘tablename’)
Returns the current value of identity available on the given table.

Example
select ident_current('emp')
select IDENT_SEED('emp')
select IDENT_INCR('emp')

There is a system variable @@identity  that returns the identity value  generated by last insert statement you executed


If the last inserted statement you executed did not generate an IDENTITY value than this variable will contain ‘NULL’

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