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        Hello everybody at the newsgroup.

        I have a little question for you.

        I'm using a Paradox 7.0 table and I'm filling it with records while
testing the program. But when I delivered the program I would like it to
be empty and with autoincrement fields=0. If I simply delete all the
records it doesn't start with 1 when appending new ones.

        Ah, another question. ?Is anybody using GORTA mSQL ODBC
driver? I can't find the way to make it work. The Schema viewer works
perfectly, so it isn't a TCP/IP connection problem.

        Thanks in advance.

        Daniel Varela  
        Lugo-Galicia-Spain

Varela Santoalla), the following was written:

Quote:

> Hello everybody at the newsgroup.

> I have a little question for you.

> I'm using a Paradox 7.0 table and I'm filling it with records while
> testing the program. But when I delivered the program I would like it
> to be empty and with autoincrement fields=0. If I simply delete all
> the records it doesn't start with 1 when appending new ones.

God Bless,

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Hi Daniel

Quote:>        I'm using a Paradox 7.0 table and I'm filling it with records while
>testing the program. But when I delivered the program I would like it to
>be empty and with autoincrement fields=0. If I simply delete all the
>records it doesn't start with 1 when appending new ones.

Quote:>        Thanks in advance.

ConTar - Electronica Industrial, Lda.
PORTUGAL

Paradox tables keep the "next" autoinc number in the table header. You
will have to empty the table, restructure it by changing the autoinc
field to longint, saving the structure and then restructure it again
with the longint field changed back to autoinc.

Nick Spurrier (MoDESoft, UK)