Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Generators Associated with a Table |
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Author | Lee Jenkins |
Post date | 2003-11-11T01:18:01Z |
Thomas Steinmaurer wrote:
Makes sense, given the nature of generators. Hmmm. Maybe I could just
use a separate table and store the values of the generator names there.
I'm thinking about building an import utility that will bulk process
INSERTS into a DB but don't want to get in trouble with the generators
lagging behind cause PK violations.
Lee
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Warm Regards,
Lee
> Lee,So no way to figure out which generators, if any, a table is using...
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>>Is there a way to query the system tables to retrieve the generator (if
>>any) that is being used by that table?
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> You probably use a generator to increment the value of
> a primary key column for your table, but the generator
> doesn't stand in any relationship to a table.
>
> That means, you can create a generator without having
> any table in your database.
Makes sense, given the nature of generators. Hmmm. Maybe I could just
use a separate table and store the values of the generator names there.
I'm thinking about building an import utility that will bulk process
INSERTS into a DB but don't want to get in trouble with the generators
lagging behind cause PK violations.
Lee
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Warm Regards,
Lee