Description: The ‘Last Insert Row ID’ is a function in SQLite that allows retrieving the unique identifier of the last row that has been inserted into a table. This ID is particularly relevant in databases that use auto-incrementing primary keys, where each new row automatically receives a unique number. The function is invoked using the command ‘last_insert_rowid()’, which returns an integer value representing the ID of the most recent row. This feature is essential for maintaining data integrity and facilitating the management of relationships between tables, as it allows developers and database administrators to quickly access the ID of the newly created row, which is crucial in operations that require referencing that row, such as inserts into related tables. Furthermore, the use of this function is straightforward and direct, making it a valuable tool for developing applications that interact with various types of relational databases, ensuring that insertion and reference operations are performed efficiently and without errors.
