Resetting Auto Number data types 1

• Sep 12, 2000

1
• #2

Piran

Technical User

Sep 12, 2000

1

GB

Hello,

I was looking at this today...with the database open, go to 'Tools', 'Database Utilities', then 'Compact and Repair Database' (in Access 2000) or 'Compact Database' (in Access 97. This should get rid of any unwanted autonumbers that you do not need anymore.

Piran
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• Sep 18, 2000

• #3

ElgisRamon

MIS

Jun 14, 1999

606

US

Try doing a select ordering by the autonumber field with offset 0 (zero) and limit 1 (one) and then updating that field to your number....

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• Sep 26, 2000

• #4

0412

IS-IT--Management

Sep 26, 2000

1

DE

(auto increment) My auto increment field in mySQL Database does not work perfectly together with access 2000. I get an error message after I have inserted more than two records. Does anybody know about this problem and can tell me how to solve?

Thanks Armin [sig][/sig]

 

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• Apr 6, 2001

• #5

lizok

Programmer

Jan 11, 2001

82

US

just as suggestion..
what i've done before to reset autonumber field was to drop the column with autofield, then use ALTER table to insert this column back as autonumber.
if you have this field indexed, then drop index first, then drop column, then add column, then add index back.

 

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