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On Sat, 2024-07-20 at 08:36 +0200, Robert Großkopf wrote:
Am 20.07.24 um 08:16 schrieb Robert Großkopf:
Hi Harvey,

I don't have mariadb installed on my desktop (which is LOBase
client
connectect via ethernet (hone zone) to mariadb on NAS sever)

There shouldn't be any difference between MariaDB on a Linux sytem 
connected through localhost or connected from another system in
your 
local network.

How did you create the connection to MariaDB to JDBC?

I could reproduce the behavior when I don't use the connection
through 
the MySQL/MariaDB-wizard but through JDBC direct.

I don't know how to get the right code for Base to set
autoincremented 
value through the GUI here at this moment. Seems it must be set in
the 
properties for incremented values…

Got it:

Go to Edit → Database → Advanced Settings → Generated values

Retrieve Generated Values → checked
Auto-increment Statement: AUTO_INCREMENT
Query of genetated vales doesn't need an entry.

Regards

Aaaah Robert, you are a wizard! Who needs another?

Cheers
Harvey

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