I note about force id value on insert: sqlite> insert into a values(0,0); Yes, it is hack. Yes, I was trying to cheat with id for my own reasons. And then I was surprised that db.a[0].a does not exist while db.a[1].a is. Looking in to the sourcecode does not give me the answer 'Why' due to luck of knowledge. Never the less, I made [1] as default to undefined references.
On 17 янв, 02:31, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > The fact is you should not be able to choose the value of the ID of a > new record. if you an auto increment fiels starting at 1 (which is the > default for many SQL implementations). > > Massimo
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