On Mon, Sep 06, 1999 at 01:23:30AM -0700, Daniel de Young wrote:
> Ok, I'm putting the final touches on my initial database table. I need
> to do quite a bit more reading to learn what exactly I should include.
> I'm assuming I should include a record (or row) number that increments
> with each new entry. This database work is combating my job research
> time, but It's too much fun to just lay down!
MySQL has this really cool option you can turn on a int column called auth_increment, by which the name implies it increments the column every time a new row in inserted. Useful for unique id's and such.
>
> Thanks for all your suggestions so far. Brian, once I complete the
> database model I'll take a closer look at the code examples on your
> site, they look like they'll help a lot. If I don't take it a step at a
> time, then I get sidetracked ;-) (I'm probably the only one).
>
> You guys are awesome,
>
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> Daniel de Young MCP+I, MCSE
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