Identity field is typically used as a primary key in database. when a new record is inserted into a table, this field automatically assigns an incremented value to this column.however, inserting our ...

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Arthur Fuller explores the value of identity columns and the usefulness of their arbitrary values and discusses ways to use SQL Server 2000's IDENTITY_INSERT setting.

The primary key column is often set to auto-increment when constructing a SQL Server database. To achieve this, the IDENTITY property is enabled on the primary key column. The starting value and ...

Transact-SQL reference for the SET IDENTITY_INSERT statement. When set to ON, this permits inserting explicit values into the identity column of a table. WilliamDAssafMSFT ...

Title. SQL Server bulk insert generates table without specifying varchar column size. Functional impact. For SQL Server, a runtime exception is thrown and you cannot save changes on a DbContext when ...

How to Reset an Identity Seed in Microsoft SQL. Sometimes, as when testing a table in a Microsoft SQL Server database, you need to reset an identity column to its initial seed value, typically one.

Identity field is usually used as a primary key. when you insert a new record into your table, this field automatically assign an incremented value from the previous entry. ex: create table customer ( ...