Thanks to those who replied. The solution was to drop the table and
then rebuild it. It was originally populated with a negative number
(yes, we know about the negative problem with auto incrementation),
which caused the max value to show up. I did not know that you
cannot simply delete the
> I'm about to kill this terminal! I'm using mysql 3.23.24-beta (my
> host's choice, not mine).
>
> I have a table...
> ==
> ===
> mysql> describe users;
> ++--+--+-+-+--
I'm about to kill this terminal! I'm using mysql 3.23.24-beta (my
host's choice, not mine).
I have a table...
==
===
mysql> describe users;
++--+--+-+-+--
--+---
