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Pinu
Pinu

Reputation: 7520

sql server query to return a value

Below is my query which is updating a record in the User table , I want the query to return the UserId which was updated, How can I do this?

         UPDATE USER
            SET GroupID = @New_GroupID
           FROM USER 
LEFT OUTER JOIN DOCUMENTS ON User.UserID = Documents.UserID
          WHERE (Documents.UNC = @UNC) 
            AND (User.GroupID = @Old_GroupID)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 15710

Answers (3)

AllenG
AllenG

Reputation: 8190

If UserId is your Identity colum, add Select @@Scope_Identity after your the current update statement.

If not, you only need a little modification:

Update User
Set GroupID = @New_GroupID
FROM  User LEFT OUTER JOIN
      Documents ON User.UserId = Documents.UserID
WHERE Documents.UNC = @UNC AND User.GroupID = @Old_GroupID

Select UserId from User where [YourIdentityColumn] = @@Scope_Identity

Upvotes: 0

CJM
CJM

Reputation: 12016

[Scratch previous answer - I read INSERT rather than UPDATE]

Is your query always going to update a single row only?

Declare @ID int

SELECT @ID=User.UserID
FROM User 
LEFT OUTER JOIN Documents ON User.UserID = Documents.UserID
WHERE     (Documents.UNC = @UNC) AND (User.GroupID = @Old_GroupID)

UPDATE User
Set GroupID = @New_GroupID
Where UserID = @ID

If @@RowCount = 1
 Return @ID
Else
 Return -1  /* problem - multiple rows updated */

Upvotes: 2

OMG Ponies
OMG Ponies

Reputation: 332571

For SQL Server 2005+, you can use the OUTPUT clause:

UPDATE USER
   SET GroupID = @New_GroupID
OUTPUT INSERTED.id AS ID
     FROM USER u
LEFT JOIN DOCUMENTS d ON d.userid = u.userid
    WHERE d.UNC = @UNC 
      AND u.GroupID = @Old_GroupID

Upvotes: 4

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