I noticed an odd behavior when inserting a record in a MySQL table. Given
a table:
db.define_table('person', Field('name'))
inserting some records without specifying the id returns the correct id:
>>> db.person.insert(name='John')
1
>>> db.person.insert(name='Bill')
2
But specifying the id when the record is inserted does not:
>>> db.person.insert(id=3, name='Fred')
2
>>> db.person.insert(id=10, name='George')
2
even though the records are inserted correctly:
>>> print db().select(db.person.ALL)
1 John
2 Bill
3 Fred
10 George
Is this unique to MySQL? Is this a bug or is there a logical reason for
this?
-Jim
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