I hope I'm not mistaken, but I believe you *can* set the auto_increment number
and pad it with leading zeroes. Take for instance a table created using the
query below:
CREATE TABLE blah (
key int(12) unsigned zerofill NOT NULL auto_increment,
data char(32) NOT NULL default '',
PRIMARY KEY (key)
);
To set the auto_increment number, you just insert the number just like any
other query:
INSERT INTO blah VALUES(000000000008, 'Lorem ipsum dolor');
To use auto increment, just set the value to zero or simply ignore it such that:
INSERT INTO blah VALUES(0, 'de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum');
or
INSERT INTO blah(data) VALUES('Gwapo ako, pero uwat gad la.');
Regards,
[ simon.cpu ]
>I don't believe you can do that, you'll have to pad the number in your
>code.
>
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