I just noticed an oddity in my application. I setup a table in SQL witha serial, not null, primary key column.
Then I have a routine that inserts into the table (not setting the key column).
If I do the insert from the psql utitilty the sequence stays consistant (inc by 1) w/each new row added.
Do you have any code that might do a select to determine the value of the
sequence used?
Example:
INSERT blah blah blah;
SELECT currval(sequence_name);
or somethign like that?
If so, the SELECT may be incrementing the counter and that would explain
the jump by 2 your seeing.
There is a
Yeah, actually here is the code snippets I use.
Table def:
CREATE SEQUENCE s_league_lid minvalue 1;
CREATE TABLE t_League ( /* lid integer DEFAULT nextval('s_league_lid') PRIMARY KEY,*/ lid SERIAL PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, name VARCHAR(20) UNIQUE NOT NULL, numdiv integer,
draft integer, last_wvr
