[dba-SQLServer] Stored Procedures - Returning A Value

To all,

I'm sure this can be done, but I'm not advanced enough and can't seem to
find it in books online.  I have the following Stored Procedure (SQL
Server 2000):

CREATE PROCEDURE [genesis_insert_UserLog]
	(
	@UserName 		[nvarchar](75),
	@TodayDate	 	[datetime],
	@LogonTime	 	[datetime],
	@CompName		[nvarchar](75),
	@IPAddress		[nvarchar](75)
							)
AS 
SET NOCOUNT ON
INSERT INTO [GenesisBeta].[dbo].[tblUserLog] 
	 ( 	[UserName],
		[Logon_Date],
		[Logon_Time],
		[Computer_Name],
		[IP_Address],
		[IP_Host_Name]
					) 
 
VALUES 
	(
	 	@UserName,
	 	@TodayDate,
	 	@LogonTime,
		@CompName,
		@IPAddress,
		@CompName
					)

SET NOCOUNT OFF
GO

Works fine, but I have a field in tblUserLog called LogonID which is an
autonumber and I would like to return the value to a variable in Visual
Basic 6 after the insert takes place.  

Anyone any ideas ow I would go about this ?

Thanks in advance for any help....


PAUL HARTLAND
Database Designer/Programmer
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