You can do it, see inspiration below

<statement id="InsertCategory" parameterClass="Category" resultClass="int">
insert into Categories (Category_Name, Category_Guid) values (#Name#,
#Guid:UniqueIdentifier#);
select SCOPE_IDENTITY() as value
</statement>

int key = (int)sqlMap.Insert("InsertCategory", category);
Replace
select SCOPE_IDENTITY() as value
by
SELECT @@ROWCOUNT as value



On 1/15/07, Jason Finch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 I am interested to know how best to go about getting the rows affected
count from a statement such as this using iBatis:

    <statement id="Measure-Snapshot-Insert" parameterClass="System.Int32">
      INSERT INTO [Measure]
      (LocationId,ReportGroupId,MeasureTypeId,PeriodId,SnapshotId,Value)
      SELECT LocationId,ReportGroupId,MeasureTypeId,PeriodId,$value$ AS
SnapshotId,
      TotalValue FROM [Measure] WHERE SnapShotId IS NULL
    </statement>

I first tried this as an <Update> statement, but received error about not
using INSERT into an UPDATE so I revered to a general <statement>.

Do only Update and Delete return rowcounts?
Should I append a SELECT @@ROWCOUNT to the end of the statement?
I'd rather not wrapper this in a stored proc if possible.

Thanks,
Jason
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