PostgreSQL sequences: Inside the numbers

  2007-01-03 05:00:02
Sequences in the open source PostgreSQL database are special tables used for generating integer sequences. Typically, they are used to create a unique record ID (or key) for each row in a table. Read on to dig a little deeper into sequences and discover their full potential. 
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