A couple of newbie questions ...
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I've worked as a web developer on mostly small business websites for the past seven years, and while I've had some limited experience with older versions of PostgreSQL (7.* ??), I've mostly used MySQL all this time. I now work for local govt and am building a large intranet-like system which ultimately could provide storage for and various interfaces to a significant proportion of my organisation's data including financial data. I'm convinced that PostgreSQL's performance is not an issue (both because it's improved and traffic will be relatively low anyway), and that the benefits of PostgreSQL's advanced features are too good to ignore. I'm hoping to shift quite a bit of data processing into the database. So anyway, life story aside, I have a couple of very newbie questions after tinkering with PostgreSQL 8.1.9 for a day converting some PHP/MySQL code: 1. Is a SEQUENCE what I use instead of auto_increment? 2. Does this work in PostgreSQL: INSERT INTO table VALUES ('x','y','z') or do I need to do this INSERT INTO table (fld_x,fld_y,fld_z) VALUES ('x','y','z') ? 3. Does this work in PostgreSQL: INSERT INTO table VALUES ('','y','z') where the empty first item is intended for an auto_increment/SEQUENCE id field? If not, what is an alternative? Thanks Mick
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