I would like to create a unique hash of an AUTO-INCREMENT field while inserting that row. Something like:
INSERT INTO `table` (`hash`,`salt`) VALUES (MD5(CONCAT(`id`,`salt`)),'1234789687');
Is it possible to use the AUTO-INCREMENTED id of the row WHILE I'm inserting? Or do I have to wait until it's inserted to grab it via PHP or something开发者_开发知识库?
The short answer is no- it is not possible. If your db has low transaction volume, then concurrency may not be an issue to use something similar to select max()
(susceptible to interference) : Can you access the auto increment value in MySQL within one statement?
I would follow the insert in php with an update
update `table`
set `hash` = MD5(CONCAT(`id`,`salt`))
where `id` = LAST_INSERT_ID();
I don't know for sure, but really doubt that this is possible. I see why you would want to thought...It's not so elegant to insert the row, then immediately update it.
I would consider if you really need to store the hash in the DB or if you can calculate it during the select:
SELECT MD5(CONCAT(id
,salt
)) FROM table WHERE ...
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