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Command-Line Format | +--auto-increment-increment=# |
+
---|---|
System Variable | +auto_increment_increment
+ |
+
Scope | +Global, Session | +
Dynamic | +Yes | +
SET_VAR Hint
+ Applies |
+ Yes | +
Type | +Integer | +
Default Value | +1 |
+
Minimum Value | +1 |
+
Maximum Value | +65535 |
+
+ [...] +
+
+ auto_increment_increment
+ is also supported for use with
+ NDB
tables.
+
+ [...] +
++ [...] +
++ [...] +
+
+ auto_increment_increment
+ controls the interval between successive column values.
+ For example:
+
+ auto_increment_offset
+ determines the starting point for the
+ AUTO_INCREMENT
column value. Consider
+ the following, assuming that these statements are
+ executed during the same session as the example given in
+ the description for
+ auto_increment_increment
:
+
+ When the value of
+ auto_increment_offset
+ is greater than that of
+ auto_increment_increment
,
+ the value of
+ auto_increment_offset
+ is ignored.
+
+ [...] +
+
+ auto_increment_offset
+
+ N
×
+ auto_increment_increment
+
+ where N
is a positive integer
+ value in the series [1, 2, 3, ...]. For example:
+
+ [...] +
++ [...] +
++ [...] +
+Command-Line Format | +--auto-increment-offset=# |
+
---|---|
System Variable | +auto_increment_offset
+ |
+
Scope | +Global, Session | +
Dynamic | +Yes | +
SET_VAR Hint
+ Applies |
+ Yes | +
Type | +Integer | +
Default Value | +1 |
+
Minimum Value | +1 |
+
Maximum Value | +65535 |
+
+ [...] +
++ [...] +
++ [...] +
+