Hello,
yes it works - select min_value, max_value from MySeq;
But what about start value? I tryed to select start_value but no luck..
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> In response to Lukas :
>> Hello,
>>
>>
>> Is here any way to get START and MAXVALUE from sequence in select
>> query.
>> I mean something like this:
>> Select startval('MySeq'); --This can not work of course.
>
> select min_value, max_value from MySeq;
>
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