Quoting Igor Tandetnik <[email protected]>:

>
> Well, you get that 1 in the last column, indicating the column is in
> fact part of a primary key. So, if it's INTEGER, and it's the only
> column marked PRIMARY KEY, then it's the special one.
>

Your reply seems to imply that I might end up having several INTEGER  
columns with the pk column set to 1. Does that mean that I cannot  
unambiguously identify that one autoincrementing column?

regards,
Markus


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