Updated README.rdoc to explain how to get auto-generated values. #25
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For example, when doing an INSERT, it's really useful to know what was the generated value in an AUTO_INCREMENT field.
When doing an INSERT, it's really useful to know what was the generated value in an AUTO_INCREMENT field. This patch updates README.rdoc to document how to do that.
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This patch documents how to retrieve auto-generated values, which is something really useful to know. Since those fields do not appear in the RDoc-generated docs, the user should dive into the code to get to know how to do that. This should be a straightforward task and therefore it should be in the documentation.