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I have a database that has been replicated, with two users entering data on
local replicas and synchronising with the parent dbase on a server. The
Autonumber function in several tables has started jumping around, not
assigning consecutive numbers for new entries. One edit of existing data has
caused the Autonumber entry for that record to *change* to a large negative
number. I'm okay with Autonumber being completely random, but I was under
the impression that the numbers were issued consecutively (randomness will
change how I organize some searches...)
Does this sound like "normal" behavior for a replicated database? If not,
any suggestions? I have tried compacting the database but these oddities
persist.
thanks -
ElizCat
local replicas and synchronising with the parent dbase on a server. The
Autonumber function in several tables has started jumping around, not
assigning consecutive numbers for new entries. One edit of existing data has
caused the Autonumber entry for that record to *change* to a large negative
number. I'm okay with Autonumber being completely random, but I was under
the impression that the numbers were issued consecutively (randomness will
change how I organize some searches...)
Does this sound like "normal" behavior for a replicated database? If not,
any suggestions? I have tried compacting the database but these oddities
persist.
thanks -
ElizCat