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  1. Make ID Auto-Increment in MySQL
    Understanding the Concept:Auto-Increment: A MySQL feature that automatically assigns a unique, sequential number to each new row inserted into a table
  2. SQLite Auto-Increment Explained
    Understanding Auto-IncrementIn database systems, especially relational databases like SQLite, an auto-increment column is a special type of column that automatically generates a unique
  3. Add Auto-Incrementing Primary Key PostgreSQL
    Identify the Table:Identify the Table:Add a New Serial Column:Use the ALTER TABLE command to add a new column to the table
  4. Understanding and Retrieving the Current AUTO_INCREMENT Value in MySQL
    Understanding AUTO_INCREMENT:Behavior: When a new row is inserted into a table with an AUTO_INCREMENT column, MySQL assigns the next available sequence number to that column
  5. Reset SQL AutoIncrement After Delete
    Understanding AutoIncrement:The generated values typically start from a specified initial value and increment by a specified step value
  6. Auto-Increment Primary Key in PostgreSQL
    Understanding Auto-Increment Primary Keys:Auto-Increment: A mechanism that automatically assigns a sequential number to each new row
  7. PostgreSQL Auto-Increment Equivalent
    In PostgreSQL, there's no direct equivalent to "AUTO_INCREMENT. " However, you can achieve the same functionality using a combination of the following:
  8. MySQL Auto-Increment Initial Value
    Understanding Auto-IncrementIn MySQL, the AUTO_INCREMENT attribute is used to automatically generate unique, sequential integer values for a specified column
  9. Oracle Auto-Increment IDs
    Understanding AUTO_INCREMENT:In Oracle, the equivalent of AUTO_INCREMENT in MySQL or SQL Server is the SEQUENCE. A sequence is a database object that generates a unique number sequence
  10. Resetting AUTO_INCREMENT in MySQL
    Before we dive into resetting it, let's clarify what AUTO_INCREMENT does:It's often used as a primary key for efficient data retrieval