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SQL Server Identity seed / increment arguments

Kindler Chase 10 years ago • updated by anonymous 7 years ago • 6
With SQL Server, there are parameters for the Identity property allowing the seed and increment values to be set. Do we have access to the seed / increment arguments?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186775.aspx

If not, may I suggest as an option?

Thanks!
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Agnieszka Kozubek-Krycuń (Chief Scientist) 10 years ago
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Agnieszka Kozubek-Krycuń (Chief Scientist) 10 years ago
We'll soon add this feature. Thank you for pointing it out to us.
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Jarosław Błąd (CEO) 10 years ago
It is done and on production.

Kindler Chase 10 years ago
Found the option for identity seed/increments and it works great. Not sure if this is intended behavior, but I can set the increment increment without setting the identity seed; when I do that, the SQL generated strips the increment/seed (which makes sense without a seed). When this occurs, should there be an error on the table?
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Jarosław Błąd (CEO) 10 years ago
You are right. Both parameters have to be set or neither. We will add validation check. Thanks for pointing this.

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