On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 10:08 AM, Thom Brown <thom@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> CREATE SEQUENCE seq_blades_id;
> SELECT setval('seq_blades_id', max(id)) FROM blades; -- set the
> sequence's value to the maximum value of "id"
> ALTER TABLE blades ALTER COLUMN id SET DEFAULT
> nextval('seq_blades_id'); -- make default value get value from
> sequence
That appeared to work fine. My question that I can't find in the
documentation is that if I already have one row created where my 'id =
1' for AUTO_INCREMENT, how do I enter future values into my table and
force id to auto_increment rather than having me type the value into
the SQL command? This way I can let PostgreSQL add the next INTEGER
rather than me having to know and avoid duplicates.
INSERT INTO blades VALUES (
'2',
'data',
'data',
'data',
'1234',
'2010-09-20
);
Is there a way I can omit having to type the '2' above in my SQL
command if 'id' column is configured for AUTO_INCREMENT
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