Inserting and retrieving values

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I am trying to figure out the following information when storing some info
to the database, I don't know how to do this and therefore I am stuck.

I am going to try and explain this to the best of my ability.

I have two tables in my db, my first table I am writing the following
information to it.

ex....
// table one
FieldID, fName, lName, Address, State, Zip;

// table two
ParentID, Data;

// FieldID is an auto generated int field
FieldID.Value = 0;
fName.Value = "Jim";
lName.Value = "Anderson";
Address.Value = "747 Quarry Rd";
State.Value = "GH";
Zip.Value = "83920";
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

This is where I run into problems. For my second table, I need to get the
same FieldID
value for ParentID. How do I go about that? And I am really unsure on how
to write to two
different tables at the same time. Not at the same time, but one after the
other.

ParentID.Value = Table1.FieldID value (how do you do this?)

Can someone help me out with this?


Thanks


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