> I have a table, with 4 columns. One of the column is > ID, a Primary Key, which has Auto_Increment set on it. > > > Now i have a lot of rows deleted and a lot of > duplicate rows that will be deleted, and all sorts of > stuff happening in the table.. the result is, that the > IDs have become inconsistent. > > What you get is something like > 5,6,9,10,25,32,33 .. and so on. With many IDs missing > etc. > > What i want to do is delete the entire IDs and > generate them again so that they are in one single > order like 1,2,3,4,5... .like this. > > And so that any new entry in the table gets the ID > accordingly. How can i do this?
Who cares if your IDs aren't sequential?? All these IDs are for is to provide a unique identifier for each row. That's it. If the holes are causing a problem in your scripts, then you are using this column incorrectly. My guess is that you'd want to read up on the COUNT() or LIMIT functions in MySQL... ---John Holmes... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
