Some times developers will insert records using sql script.
Oracle database : you can get sequenceid by using NEXTVAL.
SQL Server : There is no function called NEXTVAL. Below are the steps you can follow :
Oracle database : you can get sequenceid by using NEXTVAL.
SQL Server : There is no function called NEXTVAL. Below are the steps you can follow :
SET NOCOUNT ON;
--Declare integer variable
declare @seqid int
--Update MAXSEQUENCE table by increasing MAXRESERVED value+1.
update [maxsequence] set [maxreserved] = [maxreserved]+1 where [tbname] = 'MAXATTRIBUTE' and [name] = 'MAXATTRIBUTEID'
GO
--Get MAXRESERVED from MAXSEQUENCE table and Set to integer variable (in this case @seqid)
SET @seqid = (select maxreserved from maxsequence where [tbname] = 'MAXATTRIBUTE' and [name] = 'MAXATTRIBUTEID')
--When inserting use @seqid at your sequenceid value. Below case, MAXATTRIBUTEID value replaced with @seqid.
INSERT INTO MAXATTRIBUTE
(MAXATTRIBUTEID,OBJECTNAME,ATTRIBUTENAME,.................) VALUES
( @seqid,<OBJECTNAME>,<ATTRIBUTENAME>,.........)
GO
For multiple inserts, add 'update step' and 'set sequenceid in variable step' before every insert :
--Update MAXSEQUENCE table by increasing MAXRESERVED value+1.
update [maxsequence] set [maxreserved] = [maxreserved]+1 where [tbname] = '<OBJECTNAME>' and [name] = '<OBJECTSEQUENCEIDNAME>'
GO
--Get MAXRESERVED from MAXSEQUENCE table and Set to integer variable (in this case @seqid)
SET @seqid = (select maxreserved from maxsequence where [tbname] = '<OBJECTNAME>' and [name] = '<OBJECTSEQUENCEID NAME>')
INSERT INTO <OBJECTNAME>
(OBJECTSEQID,,.................) VALUES
( @seqid,,.........)
GO
Hope it will be useful. :)