Well, it wouldn't be if you had massive amounts of records. In my case we
use the id numbers to look up that record, so I don't want the user to have
to remember "980787589347086572356893285673". I don't plan on the numbers
growing large, but what's the advantage of doing this. Just to avoid an
extra query on startup. I guess I asked the question wrong. I really just
want to know what the difference is. Maybe what I said is the only
difference.
Thank You,
Justin A. Stanczak
Web Manager
Shake Learning Resource Center
Vincennes University
(812)888-5813
"Matthew Baird"
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03/31/03 04:05 PM
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is there a worldwide shortage of numbers I don't know about?>?!?!?!
dang this is worse than SARS!!!!
sorry for sarcasm, this concern just seems a bit trivial.
m
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It doesn't really hurt anything, but why throw away numbers. Why waste a
key id number. I just makes the id number grow faster. I just find it to be
sloppy. I've never see a database that skips like that. I don't restart the
production app very often so there's no big deal there. Do you not see that
as a waste to increment the numbers like that?
Thank You,
Justin A. Stanczak
Web Manager
Shake Learning Resource Center
Vincennes University
(812)888-5813
"Lance Eason"
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Just as a philosophical question why do you care that it jumps the count by
10 when you restart? The idea of a meaningless primary key is simply to
provide a unique identifier for the row. What does it matter whether it's
continuous or not?
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I'm guessing someone has already asked this, but I'm going to ask again.
I'm currently using OJB. I like OJB just fine, except the auto increment
part. Every time I restart my web app it jumps the count up ten. I know why
it does that and I'm guessing that if I set the increment count to one
instead of ten it would fix this. I'm not really sure I like all the tables
you have to create to run the ODMG part. I was thinking of switching to
Hibernate. I've looked at it some and it looks like it does the same thing
except the JDO. It does say it supports ODMG. Any input would be great.
Hey, maybe I'm just not using OJB right.
Thank You,
Justin A. Stanczak
Web Manager
Shake Learning Resource Center
Vincennes University
(812)888-5813
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