How to count the non-skipped rows with INSERT ... ON EXISTING SKIP?

As documented, when using INSERT ... ON EXISTING SKIP, the value of @@ROWCOUNT still does count all rows from the source table:

Rows that are skipped are included in the @@rowcount variable. See @@rowcount global variable.

Is there a possibility to get only the count of the really inserted rows (besides merely counting the tables's rows before and after the statement)?

If not, is this considered as a future enhancement?

(FWIW, I'm using SA 12.0.0.2601.)

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asked 20 Jan '11, 10:04

Volker Barth
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Volker,

The enhancement you are suggesting seems quite reasonable if you are using "EXISTING SKIP" since the @rowcount is supposed to be the number of rows affected. I will open an enhancement request and we will try and get the enhancement in place for a future release.

Karim

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answered 20 Jan '11, 15:16

Karim Khamis
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Just to follow up, this "bug" has now been fixed. The fix has been put into 10.0.1.4174, 11.0.1.2552 and 12.0.0.2637.

(24 Jan '11, 12:23) Karim Khamis

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