It turned out Django even has a built-in management command to handle this called sqlsequencereset. So the fix is to basically run this command for the Django app that was giving the error which would generate the SQL commands to run to reset the sequences. You can then copy and paste ...
The most common usage pattern for this method is probably in a migration, when just after creating a table you want to populate it with some default values, eg: classCreateJobLevels<ActiveRecord::Migrationdefself.upcreate_table:job_levelsdo|t|t.integer:idt.string:namet.timestampsendJobLevel....
In case of deleting all the events it is recommended to reset the sequence that generates ids for the events as it will cause an issue if it at some point exceeds the maximum value of 32-bit integer. The maximum value is 2,147,483,647. Checking sequence value and resetting it PostgreSQ...
In case of deleting all the events it is recommended to reset the sequence that generates ids for the events as it will cause an issue if it at some point exceeds the maximum value of 32-bit integer. The maximum value is 2,147,483,647. Checking sequence value and resetting it PostgreSQ...
ALTERSEQUENCEproduct RESTARTWITH1453; ERROR: relation "your_sequence_name" does not exist Run Code Online (Sandbox Code Playgroud) 我是postgres的新手:( 我有一个表product与Id和name领域 sqlpostgresqlresetauto-increment Rad*_*Rad 2011 03-18 ...
Anti debugging code in C# any equivalent in c# for bytearray outputstream/inputstream and data outputstream/inputstream? App Config and escape sequences App Config key not working App setting inacessible due to protection level App.config for multiple groups of same key/value pairs App.config fo...