Csaba Nagy wrote:
That way they really can't touch the sequence; otherwise they still
could call nextval multiple times erroneously (people do that...). It
doesn't matter much to the sequence, of course... It just leaves the
ugly gaps out :P
The sequence facility was NOT designed with no-gap sequencing in mind,
but with good parallel performance in mind.
I didn't suggest anything of the kind. I was just suggesting a (IMO)
cleaner way to allow access to the sequence, so that the users of the
OP's database don't make too much of a mess of it. As I said, it won't
matter much to the sequence. It's just a matter of wanting to do things
the 'proper' way.
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