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If you are working with oracle, RETURNING INTORETURNING INTO might be what you are looking for. It allows you to save your new id in an output variable. I have only used it with ExecuteNonQuery() though, so it might not work with Insert()

If you are working with sql developer, OUTPUTOUTPUT might help, though I have not used that one myself yet.

If you are working with oracle, RETURNING INTO might be what you are looking for. It allows you to save your new id in an output variable. I have only used it with ExecuteNonQuery() though, so it might not work with Insert()

If you are working with sql developer, OUTPUT might help, though I have not used that one myself yet.

If you are working with oracle, RETURNING INTO might be what you are looking for. It allows you to save your new id in an output variable. I have only used it with ExecuteNonQuery() though, so it might not work with Insert()

If you are working with sql developer, OUTPUT might help, though I have not used that one myself yet.

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If you are working with oracle, RETURNING INTO might be what you are looking for. It allows you to save your new id in an output variable. I have only used it with ExecuteNonQuery() though, so it might not work with Insert()

If you are working with sql developer, OUTPUT might help, though I have not used that one myself yet.