Hello MySQL developers
please add a
ALTER TABLE xyz eternal_auto_increment=1;
that forces the auto_increment column to increment regardless of which
table type I use and how I delete my columns. As long as there is a way
to reset the column somehow (by setting it to -1 or so) I would find
this very comfortable. At least it's horror if my column starts behaving
differently if I only change the table type to get COMMIT/ROLLBACK or
forget to delete with "DELETE FROM xyz WHERE 1;" instead of the normal
"DELETE FROM xyz;".
(Yes I know that all is documented somewhere but still it's hard to use..)
thanks,
-christian-
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