I have a table that is updated every hour (RPT.SummaryAggregates). I need to create a stored procedure that fills a table (RPT.WeeklyAggregates) with a snapshot of the total records in (RPT.SummaryAggregates) once a week (this SP will be setup with a SQL Agent Job). I need the Week column of (RPT.WeeklyAggregates) to automatically increase by 1 incrementally every time the
Tag: auto-increment
DB2 add auto increment column to an existing table
I have a table with following schema in my DB2 database. CREATE TABLE IDN_OAUTH_CONSUMER_APPS ( CONSUMER_KEY VARCHAR (255) NOT NULL, CONSUMER_SECRET VARCHAR (512), USERNAME …
Auto increment function, Oracle PL/SQL
I have a number of triggers which do various things, but at the top of all of those which have unique integer primary keys, I need them to auto increment. The code currently looks as follows: I thought it may be useful to make a small function for this, as I would if this were a conventional programming language. However,
SQL auto_increment behaviour
My first question is: Can I manually input ID into an auto_increment column of a table? For example: I have 10 records with ID from 1 to 10. Can I manually input the 11 record with the ID of 3 (yes, it’s a duplication!) My second question is: I assume that it’s possible to manually input ID number, what if
Some sort of “different auto-increment indexes” per a primary key values
I have got a table which has an id (primary key with auto increment), uid (key refering to users id for example) and something else which for my question won’t matter. I want to make, lets call it, different auto-increment keys on id for each uid entry. So, I will add an entry with uid 10, and the id field
How can I reset an MySQL AutoIncrement using a MAX value from another table?
I know this won’t work. I tried it in various forms and failed all times. What is the simplest way to achieve the following result? This is great for automation projects. Answer Use a prepared statement: