[rt-users] Setting initial ticket number (auto_increment)
Mike Friedman
mikef at ack.Berkeley.EDU
Thu Sep 15 14:11:30 EDT 2005
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On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 at 11:46 (-0500), Mahoney, Tim wrote:
> AFAIK, AUTO INCREMENT is useful only in MyISAM tables not InnoDB. My
> system automatically updates the AUTO INCREMENT setting for the next
> ticket number, anyway (currently at 9609). If you initially set it for
> 60000, create a ticket, check to make sure AUTO INCREMENT has advanced
> to the next number, then restart your server, what happens?
Tim,
Your point is well-taken and had occurred to me as well, but I was
reluctant to experiment.
So, I did as you suggest and, sure enough, the first ticket had ID 60000
and, even after restarting the mysql server, subsequent tickets had IDs of
60001, 60002, etc. (I also restarted Apache and the incrementing
continued properly from there).
Anyway, I guess it's working as I want, so the initial advice on how to
set auto_increment was correct. I don't quite know what you meant by
'AUTO INCREMENT is useful only in MyISAM tables not InnoDB'. It sure
proved useful to me for my purpose.
Thanks.
Mike
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