Re: Re: DB Sequences
| From: | robert janeczek | Date: | Thu, 18 Jul 2002 09:04:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: DB Sequences | ||
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> The sentence "You can have more than one sequence for all your tables"
> could be read like "There is no need to have one sequence for each
> table, you can have just one for all your tables".
i don`t think thats what alan wanted to get. he asked about optimalization:
storing all (or some) sequences in one table. possible problem is - how
would you get the sequence by name, if it is a row in table - you would have
to use id of some kind to determine which sequence you want to access.
sequence names wouldn`t look pretty then :]
rash