The AUTO_INCREMENT keyword is used to increment value in MySQL, by default it's starting value is 1 and increments by 1 every time when a new record is inserted.

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 ...

The usage above is the same as that of AUTO_INCREMENT in MySQL. However, in terms of the specific value that is implicitly assigned, TiDB differs from MySQL significantly.

Auto Increment Health Evaluation for MySQL databases - provides a set of metric to help you evaluate the following: filling level and if is little to no reserve left which will be an indicator that ...

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 ...

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 ...