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Groulien15-May-11 7:17
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Hello CP,

Really unsure whether or not to post this here or with SQL.

I'm currently working with C# and Sql Server 2005 Express.
I've got two tables:
<br />
_Cases_<br />
CaseID, (PK, Identity (+1 increment))<br />
ClientID (FK)<br />
Description,<br />
DateRegistered,<br />
etc<br />
<br />
_Tasks_<br />
TaskID (PK, Identity (+1 increment))<br />
CaseID (FK)<br />
CompanyCost<br />
ClientCost<br />


As you can see, tasks depend on a case.

My form contains a lot of info for the Case and a small datagridview for the tasks.
I save my case and wish to add tasks to it.
Problem is that I don't know what CaseID the case has gotten.

I can query for Max(CaseID) possibly with a DateTime in the 'where' clause.
Although my method works, I was wondering if someone has a better idea, preferably in C# code.

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