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Originally posted by 006
Say someone registers and their userid is 100. If they turn out to be innactive and don't activate, then would there be a way to have the other usernames that registered and activated after them, say 101, 102 and 103, all drop down and fill the gap? So they would now be 100, 101, and 102? That would be cool.
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No.
The user.userid field is the primary key for the user table.
Mysql autoincrements & assigns the field value as each row is created.
Anyhow, if you could change it, and did... all the posts, PMs, subscribethread records etc. would then be associated with the "wrong" userids.