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[SOLVED] mysql_insert_id returns zero when doing insert with NOT EXISTS


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i am having an issue with mysql_insert_id() function, it works unless i use a insert query with a NOT EXISTS in it.

 

here is the query i am executing

 

INSERT INTO trade_offer(trade_listing_id, offer) SELECT '$postid','$postoffer' FROM trade_offer WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT id FROM trade_offer WHERE trade_listing_id='$postid' AND status='0' ORDER BY date_stamp LIMIT 1) LIMIT 1

 

 

when i echo mysql_insert_id() after this, it always returns zero.

 

I have used mysql_insert_id before and it works. the only difference here is that i have an insert with a not exists in it.

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The ID generated for an AUTO_INCREMENT column by the previous INSERT query on success, 0 if the previous query does not generate an AUTO_INCREMENT value, or FALSE if no MySQL connection was established.

 

Are you sure your query is inserting anything?

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