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From: Sergio A. K. <ser...@ho...> - 2002-03-19 02:31:39
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yup. you can have a sequence for every table, or just one sequence for all tables. dieter choose the second, that IMO is the more simple solution and work well, you don't need more than that... or put it in another way: why you will want 20 sequences when only one do the job just fine ? ;) /sergio ----- Original Message ----- From: "MR" <mtr...@du...> > Am I correct in my observation that the sequence ID is the basis of > oe.id > oe.vendor_id > oe.customer_id > > orderitems.trans_id > orderitems.parts_id > > and a few other places I'm not sticking my fingers into? > > > |