Leonardo,
>Hello there.
>
>I just found something that I couldn't exactly call a bug. Certainly it
>is a problem.
>
>If I have a InnoDB table with an auto_increment field and try to insert
>a row in this table, it will increment the field in question normally.
>The problem happens when the query
Hello there.
I just found something that I couldn't exactly call a bug. Certainly it
is a problem.
If I have a InnoDB table with an auto_increment field and try to insert
a row in this table, it will increment the field in question normally.
The problem happens when the query used has a problem,
