Joel
You need a WHERE clause in order to restrict the number of rows.
Something like:
SELECT __IDB_INTERNAL last_value FROM TEXT('id') IN TABLE asUser_seq
FROM asUser_seq WHERE something=1
Unfortunately, there's a bug in the expression evaluator that results
in there always being at least two rows returned unless you also add
the row selector to the column selection (fixed in the next release).
SELECT something, __IDB_INTERNAL last_value FROM TEXT('id') IN TABLE
asUser_seq
FROM asUser_seq WHERE something=1
Pete
----- Original Message -----
From: Joel Stevenson <atani@redfish.net>
Date: Monday, January 22, 2001 10:20 pm
Subject: InstantDB: multiple returns for 'last_value' internal param
> in trying to retrieve the 'last_value' internal param from a given
> table with :
>
> SELECT __IDB_INTERNAL last_value FROM TEXT('id') IN TABLE asUser_seq
>
> I get a number of results equal to the number of records in the
> table
> returned. They are all the correct 'last_value' number, but is
> there
> a way to simply get the value without the multiples?
>
> P.S. -
> If I use DISTINCT, I get only one return, but on a table with a
> large
> number of entries, wouldn't this add a lot of overhead to the
> procedure?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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