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title Step 4b: Fetch the Row Count | Microsoft Docs
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ms.date 01/19/2017
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ms.prod_service connectivity
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ms.technology connectivity
ms.topic conceptual
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author David-Engel
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Step 4b: Fetch the Row Count

The next step is to fetch the row count, as shown in the following illustration.

Shows fetching the row count

If the statement executed in Step 3 was an UPDATE, DELETE, or INSERT statement, the application retrieves the count of affected rows with SQLRowCount. For more information, see Determining the Number of Affected Rows.

The application now returns to step 3 to execute another statement in the same transaction or proceeds to step 5 to commit or roll back the transaction.