Subject | New auto-increment column, existing data |
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Author | Some One |
Post date | 2016-11-15T19:58:40Z |
I am trying to add new auto-increment primary keys for existing table.
This is what I have:
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set term ~ ;
execute block
as
declare dbkey char(8);
begin
for
select rdb$db_key
from mytable
into :dbkey
do
begin
...
end
end~
set term ; ~
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This fails with error "malformed string", it looks like either rdb$db_key does not match char(8) or maybe it is related to same character set settings. Any suggestions?
It also seems that when new entries are added the auto-incremented values will start from 0, causing conflicts. Is it ok to simply right click the generator in FlameRobin, select "set value" and enter a value higher than the highest existing or will that cause any trouble?
This is what I have:
======================================
set term ~ ;
execute block
as
declare dbkey char(8);
begin
for
select rdb$db_key
from mytable
into :dbkey
do
begin
...
end
end~
set term ; ~
======================================
This fails with error "malformed string", it looks like either rdb$db_key does not match char(8) or maybe it is related to same character set settings. Any suggestions?
It also seems that when new entries are added the auto-incremented values will start from 0, causing conflicts. Is it ok to simply right click the generator in FlameRobin, select "set value" and enter a value higher than the highest existing or will that cause any trouble?