On Monday 27 January 2003 10:27, Vicente Valero wrote: > I want to create a table with a numeric primary key as index in my sql. I > want this > index will be automatic. I've tried an auto_increment column, but if insert > a non-correlative value then all new entries continue from this > non-correlative value (1,2,3,4,1026,1027,...). It is possible use the first > value not-used in the column automatically (1,2,3,1026,4,5,1000,6,7,...)?
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