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What about AUTOINCREMENT for integer keys?? #55

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reflectivist opened this issue Jan 30, 2015 · 6 comments
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What about AUTOINCREMENT for integer keys?? #55

reflectivist opened this issue Jan 30, 2015 · 6 comments

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@reflectivist
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One feature I rely on is the AUTOINCREMENT feature, and I can't find any support for that in the documentation. Is it there? I hate to have to create my table definition uses SQL strings just for that.

@stephencelis
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It's there: 798ee8e

@reflectivist
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OK, after reading the AUTOINCREMENT description again, apparently it's got high overhead and is usually unnecessary and the default behavior is sufficient, probably for my needs. I will try it out without autoincrement and then use it if necessary. BTW: GREAT job on this API. Really fantastic/prodigious, timely, convenient, complete, etc... major kudos.

@stephencelis
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Yep, avoid AUTOINCREMENT unless you really need it!

And thanks! Glad you like it :)

@reflectivist
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Yes. Compared to ugly libsqlite and Objective C which I used to use, this is far cleaner, makes easier to read more maintainable code, and it actually works!

@ericcgu
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ericcgu commented Jan 30, 2015

Stephen Celis is the man.

On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 12:40 PM, reflectivist notifications@github.com
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Yes. Compared to ugly libsqlite and Objective C which I used to use, this
is far cleaner, makes easier to read more maintainable code, and it
actually works!


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