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yes, but now when you get a new user, it will fill the gaps :)
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Then if I ever do delete any users I should run this again?
How about the quotes, can the same thing be done there? Quote:
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you have to do tha again, if the autoincrement is higher than the userid which becames deleted..
yes, you can use this query which every autoincremented field. |
Thank you very much. I learned something I didn't know today. Looks like it's going to be a good and productive day after all. :)
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Bad news...I just tried adding a quote and I still have a 4 quote difference. It didn't fill one of the gaps with the new quote. The query ran successfully. And ideas on this one? :)
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the quotes are a hacked function right?
so i don't know, because i haven't included the quote hack.. normaly it should work, but maybe try to ask at the supportthread of the quotes hack. |
That query for the users didn't work either. I just had a new user log on and he is number 25 now (which he is actually the 22nd member). :)
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I haven't tested it, but i know it should work, firefly has posted this method on vb.com:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=45635 and i found a thread here where it was told it works perfect... can'T find it anymor, forgot the exact search claus |
It might work on the forum table, but it didn't work on the user or quote table for some reason. :)
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hmm, then there is no way....
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