I think it would be the simplest approach. On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 4:29 PM, McScreech<[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I am converting an existing db to a web-based app. For most of the > tables I have created a standard auto-incrementing integer id column. > However, two of them have a pre-existing id column in the form 'AA- > DDDDDDD', where A is alpha, D is numeric and the hyphen is embedded. > > I am looking for a way to allow these self-generated id values to be > entered by the respective 'add' and 'edit' actions which normally hide > the 'id' column. > > I suspect this may be nigh on impossible and I should rename the > existing id column to something else (i.e. num), insert a normal auto- > incrementing integer id column and re-bake the affected tables. Is > this my only, perhaps my only _sane_, option? > > Thanx, McS. > > > >
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