Is there any reason to specify an INTEGER PRIMARY KEY field in a table, if it is going to be used solely as an auto-increment field? Isn't an integer primary key which is auto-incrementing in reality exactly the same as using ROWID?
I guess my question is really, if I'm using rowid as my auto-incrementing unique identifier for a record, and I store the rowid of a row in a field in a different row of the table to reference the former row, am I opening myself up to any problems that would not occur if instead I used an auto-incrementing integer primary key to identify each row? Thanks, Derrell --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
