PostgreSQL OID Column on INSERT

[Frank D. Engel, Jr.]

A while back I stumbled on a prior thread with this same question, but 
I never did see a resolution to the root question.

When PostgreSQL performs an INSERT, it returns a unique OID number for 
the inserted row.  Is there any way to retrieve the OID value returned 
by the INSERT statement from RevDB?

In my case, the other values, even in combination, are not guaranteed 
unique -- except one, which is autogenerated by the database (a SERIAL 
number), so there is no other way for me to be certain of grabbing the 
exact record I just inserted, something I need to be able to do.


Thank you!

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