I have been using a serial column in my most important postgres table for a couple of years.
But today it has suddenly started assigning zero instead of the next number, which clearly is causing chaos.
I have restarted Postgres, but it has not solved the problem. I cannot re-assign the serial number because it is tied to other tables.
Anybody had this problem??
I have reached number 14954 which we can't exactly call a high number.
The column description is as follows:
Name srl type bigint modifiers default nextval(booking_srl_seq::text)
What happens if you go SELECT nextval('booking_srl_seq') - do you get the expected number?
-- Richard Huxton Archonet Ltd
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