Scope_Identity() in Microsoft Access

Question

I\'m writing a database in Microsoft Access to save the client from having to buy SQL Server. How do you get the primary key of the row that I just inserted? In SQL Server,

Answer 1

Hmmm... there's a lot here that raises flags.

• All Access tables should have an AutoNumber field as the primary key field
• Data entry into tables should be done via a bound form
• Access is not intended to have a WAN in between the front end and back end files, and may not function correctly.
• SQL Server should be used if the file size is expected to be near or beyond 2G, a large quantity of simultaneous users, a large quantity of Long Text fields, or if there are other requirements for a back end database - such as providing data to a web server. Access is a front end database and thus the tables are nearly entirely passive.