if you're wanting to just display results, use queryname.CurrentRow.
Otherwise, if you can't create an identity field, just loop x amount of
times, doing a query to update each row, one at a time.


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Yo

Anyone know how I can do a SQL query (MySQL) and have a column with a
row number auto incremented as the count goes up?

I.e. I want:

rowid   userid   username
1       234      bob
2       531      steve
3       746      arnie

Etc -- the "rowid" field is generated by the SQL...

Tim.


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