When is SQL insert done?

Question

I have a default form that has the default create button (which I'm assuming is tied to the after submit process - process row of <TABLENAME> which actually does the insert??). I want to execute a procedure after submit because I need to pass it the value of the primary key of this new record (I can see in session variables that this ID is bound already). Because of a FK constraint, my procedure process is bombing because the new record isn't actually in the database yet, even though my process runs AFTER the process row. Does anyone know how to make this work?

Answer 1

After insert proces put next process (ensure that this process is fired only when INSERT process is regularely done)....
In my example I'll use ID (number) field as PK of table1 which is referenced in Table2. This is working only if one isertion is done....If there are many of them then trigger is better solution...:
SELECT MAX(ID) INTO NEW_ID from table1;
INSERT INTO TABLE2 (....,FK_ID,...) VALUES (....,NEW_ID,....);This code will work because new id exists only in your transaction and no one other see it until commit is done.
Commit is done automatically one end of page, end of session or end of storry (as I get an answer once on this forum!).
Hope this helps!