Let's suppose you have a table `t` with these columns:
id -> auto increment, primary key, not null
a
b
c
N
If you do any of these:
INSERT INTO `t` (a, b, c ..., K) VALUES(va, vab, vc, ... vK);
INSERT INTO `t` (id, a, b, c ..., K) VALUES(0, va, vab, vc, ... vK);
INSERT INTO `t` (id, a, b, c .
Hello-
I am running MySQL 5.0 on Windows XP hitting it from Python (2.4) routines.
I have an id column (auto increment, primary key) on every table that I use
to join other tables. I use stored procedures to insert new records into
each table and would like to know how to return the id value of t
