JDBC possibly supports this (haven't tried it out yet though)
take a look at java.sql.Statement.executeUpdate(String sql, int
autoGeneratedKeys) maybe it works :)

--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, "Maciek BOROWKA" <MBO@c...> wrote:
> No. (As far as I know). The correct method to get the desired result
> is to set up a generator (you need it anyway) and get the generated
> ID BEFORE inserting the record:
> ====
> rs = p.executeQuery("select gen_id(" + generatorName + ", 1) from
rdb$database");
> rs.next();
> int res = rs.getInt(1);
> //use res to insert the record
> ====
> BTW, this is much cleaner that the microsoftish "SELECT :res =
@@identity;" hack, IMO.
> And it works in a multi-threaded environnement :+)
>
> ./Maciek
>
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> >>> richard@d... 11/01/04 13h33 >>>
>
> Hi guy's and girl's,...
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> Is there a way to get back the id of a record that just has been
> inserted,... with java..??
>
> gteerz
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> Richard Drent
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