Hello Friends:
After adding a Data Table row, I need that row to populate a Linked column of a second table. So, I perform:
app_tables.my_table.add_row(**d) # Returns nothing.
row = app_tables.my_table.get(**d) # I apply this soon after.
As far as I can tell, .add_row() doesn’t return anything helpful, like a reference to the added row or its row-id.
Is this how it’s done, or is there something a more efficient?
Thank you!
The add_row() returns the added row so you can get the row ID of any row by using
row_id = row.get_row_id()
Oh it does? Great. I didn’t see it in the doc-string or API so I came here to ask. Thank you for letting me know. 
Second paragraph
Thank you. I had read that tutorial (when learning about Data Tables) but overlooked that statement (I hadn’t yet needed it). The pop-up docstring and API doc don’t specify what is returned.
The API docs show the return type clearly:
I stand corrected. I looked exactly there and read the description, but didn’t notice the arrow. I just now re-visited the pop-up doc-string (in the Web IDE), and now I see it there as well. Thank you.