Different databases have different ways of implementing Auto-Increment
or Serial numbers.
I expect this to be related to the database you're using (Mariadb), a
Base compatibility issue but not really a bug.
I have no experience with Mariadb, but expect you can resolve your
problem by running the appropriate SQL command(s) to set the ID column
to your db-specific auto-increment type. In PostgreSQL, for example,
you'd need to create a Sequence then set the default value of the ID
column to that sequence.
PostgreSQL example code:
CREATE SEQUENCE mytable_id_seq INCREMENT 1 START 1 CACHE 1;
ALTER TABLE mytable ALTER COLUMN ID SET DEFAULT
nextval('mytable_id_seq'::regclass);
Joe
On 7/17/24 07:20, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
I wonder if anyone else sees this issue with LOBase. It would be good
to know, if it might be an issue to be addressed to the OpenSUSE forum.
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