Auto-increment is used to allow a unique number when a new record inserted into a table. generally we use auto-increment to create value for primary key field automatically when a new record is ...

In first MySQL statement, you will remove the auto-increment from the column and in second statement, you will again declare the field as autoincrement. This way the auto increment counter will reset ...

I realize I was using auto_increment as it wasn't intended to be used in the first place.<BR><BR>As I continue to develop my tables I will most likely implement a 'liveDate' type field as well ...

This is related to me learning Django but it's specific to MySQL so I'll treat it as such.I need a table that includes:id - primary key (auto increment)text - object descriptionversion - version ...

Starting from v3.0.9 and v4.0.0-rc.1, similar to the behavior of MySQL, the value implicitly assigned to the auto-increment column is controlled by the @@auto_increment_increment and ...