Hi !
Please consider using a scriplet of your own for the locking db, getting e.g.
the max id +1 as your next increment, inserting the record (probably only
with the new id) and then unlock the db.
Sometimes it is worth because auto-increment as index migth get you into
trouble in certain situations. Or if you get into an other sort of bad
situation with corrupted data, having used auto-increment as index will
double your trouble or your work amount atleast.
BR,
aarni
On Friday 26 July 2002 10:49 pm, you wrote:
> Is there a data type in PostgreSQL that will 'auto-increment'? I have used
> this in MS SQL Server in the past and would like to continue to do so with
> PostgreSQL. Thanks for any help...
>
> -Jim
>
> Jim Steil
> CustomCall Data Systems
> (608) 274-3009
>
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