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I wonder if there is a sql command or another way to increase sequence value more than one without modify de increment value of the sequence.

I have to do that because in some problems i need to reserve 4000 ID and i don't want to do 4000 conections to BD .

Thanks!!!
Jun 4 '07 #1
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