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Problem in auto_increment

Hello,

My database table containing a column name P_ID

Field Extra = P_ID,
Type = int(11),
Null = NO,
Key = PRI,
Default = NULL,
Extra = auto_increment

1. If I delete any row from my table (eg. P_ID = 2) I dont get that P_ID even I insert any new data. Is it for auto_increment?

2. If I want to remove auto_increment from that attribute, how it possible?

Advance thanks.
Feb 6 '08 #1
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mwasif
802 Expert 512MB
1. Whenever you insert a new record, you get an incremented value. This is how auto_increment works.

2. Use the following query to remove auto_increment
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  1. ALTER TABLE table_name CHANGE P_ID P_ID INT( 11 ) NOT NULL
Feb 7 '08 #2

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