Use a sequence and set the initial value of the sequence.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Maurice Yarrow
> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 11:51 AM
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> Subject: [GENERAL] CREATE TABLE initial value for PRIMARY KEY
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> Hello Postgres community
>
> Is there a formal way to set an initial value for a PRIMARY KEY
> when CREATE TABLE ? (This would be some large number,
> typically.)
>
> Or is it only possible to do this by first creating the table, and
> then inserting a bogus record forcing the initial value by
> specification (and then, presumably, deleting this bogus
> record) ?
>
> Maurice Yarrow
>
>
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