On 06/05/2019 12:10, Arup Rakshit wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply. It is automatic, my app don’t creates ID, it
> delegates it to the DB. I am using Ruby on Rails app, where we use
> Postgresql.
Well, I'm only throwing out wild guesses, but another possibility is
that rows were loaded manually into that table which had different
values for the id column; this would lead to what you see.
Anyway, I'd fix the sequence value first with setval(), and then observe
for a while; if you're still getting id collisions, then something is
definitely inserting id values independently of the sequence. Remember,
the sequence is only used as a default for that column; if you insert a
value into the column, the sequence isn't used and so its current value
doesn't change.
Ray.
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