Setting auto increment value in an update statement

Hi, I have a table 'test' +-+--+--+-+--- ++ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +-+--+--+-+--- ++ | id | int(11) | NO |

Re: using MyAdmin to build the MySql-Having trouble setting auto-increment for primary key

Dana Terrell wrote: I am new to MySql and I am having troubles getting the primary keys to do what I want. Here is the situation. I am building a database where there are 2 types of users that can access and change information. Because each type of user will be accessing a different part of the d

using MyAdmin to build the MySql-Having trouble setting auto-increment for primary key

I am new to MySql and I am having troubles getting the primary keys to do what I want. Here is the situation. I am building a database where there are 2 types of users that can access and change information. Because each type of user will be accessing a different part of the database, I wanted

Re: Setting auto increment back to zero after it reaches it limit

> I'm using InnoDB tables. I've set one of my fields to auto increment. > This field has a relationship with another table. I need to > reset auto increment back to 1 after it reaches the max value (And it will). A you sure about that last? If you use BIGINT (63 bits), at 1000 inserts per second

Setting auto increment back to zero after it reaches it limit

Hi - I'm using InnoDB tables. I've set one of my fields to auto increment. This field has a relationship with another table. I need to reset auto increment back to 1 after it reaches the max value (And it will). Does anyone know how I can do this ? I basically need functionality similar to Oracle

RE: setting auto increment start value

This actually is more tricky than it sounds. Firstly the table already exists. So create table is an option only if you were going to recreate a new table with an auto_increment column, then move the rest of the data (except for the index column) in to the new table, drop the old table and re-n

RE: setting auto increment start value

: Am Donnerstag, 30. Januar 2003 20:15 schrieb Mike Doanh Tran: : > Hi all, : > : > I am creating a new table with an auto_increment primary key. : > How do i tell mysql to start incrementing at a certain : value, let say : > 1000 instead of 1? : > : > Thanks,

Re: setting auto increment start value

Am Donnerstag, 30. Januar 2003 20:15 schrieb Mike Doanh Tran: > Hi all, > > I am creating a new table with an auto_increment primary key. > How do i tell mysql to start incrementing at a certain value, let say > 1000 instead of 1? > > Thanks, > > MT SET INSERT_ID=1000 does it. Have a look at http

Re: setting auto increment start value

At a guess, I'd set the default value to 1000 so the first record you insert has 1000 as it's value, then it will continue on from there. - Original Message - From: "Mike Doanh Tran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 31, 20

Re: setting auto increment start value

January 30, 2003 2:15 PM Subject: setting auto increment start value > Hi all, > > I am creating a new table with an auto_increment primary key. > How do i tell mysql to start incrementing at a certain value, let say &g

setting auto increment start value

Hi all, I am creating a new table with an auto_increment primary key. How do i tell mysql to start incrementing at a certain value, let say 1000 instead of 1? Thanks, MT -- - Before posting, please check: http://www.mysql

Re: setting auto-increment to start at higher number

RD, > How can I set auto-increment in mysql to start counting at say 5 rather > than 1 The manual is your friend. Enter auto_increment into the search facility. Read 6.5.3 CREATE TABLE Syntax - which illustrates the answer, or move on to the better description in the next 'hit' 6.5.4 ALTER

setting auto-increment to start at higher number

How can I set auto-increment in mysql to start counting at say 5 rather than 1 -- Best regards, rdkurthmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Before posting, please check: http://www.mysql.com/man

Re: Setting Auto Increment

Arul, Saturday, June 01, 2002, 8:34:40 AM, you wrote: A> Is it that i can make a column auto increment only if its data type is A> integer. A> Can i not set auto increment value for a numeric datatype You can set up AUTO_INCREMENT attribute for all int's and float's types. A> -Arul -- F

Setting Auto Increment

Hi All Is it that i can make a column auto increment only if its data type is integer. Can i not set auto increment value for a numeric datatype -Arul sql,query - Before posting, please check: http://www.mysql.com/manua