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							Sergey Kornilov admin 6/16/2005 | 
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 Hi,  | 
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							grosskopf author 6/16/2005 | 
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 I changed the SQL field to an identity field, set the seed value to 21857 (since this is the next number in the databse) and the increment to 1. I also removed the field from the add page.   | 
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							grosskopf author 6/16/2005 | 
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 Just to add to me previous response. The problem was that the sql server index was incorrect. I fixed that and now if I do a select on the SQL server I get the next number correctlt but ASP page does not show it at all.   | 
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							Sergey Kornilov admin 6/16/2005 | 
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 I would recommend to create a brand new project in ASPRunnerPro against this database table to make sure everything works fine.  | 
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							grosskopf author 6/16/2005 | 
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 OK, I did what you suggested. Here's what happened. I added just one of the two tables I am working with for testing. When I did this, it worked great. However, as soon as I add a second table with the manual enter of SQL query. It stops showing not only new records but any records that I enetered with the single table. Here's is the sql query I am using. Can I enter anything here to make it work. The index field is the Serial_Number field. Thanks  | 
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							Sergey Kornilov admin 6/17/2005 | 
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 Hi,  | 
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							Keith@Caterpillar 6/20/2005 | 
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 I understand using autonumber for MS ACCESS and identity seed for MS SQL. Is there a way to specify the sequence table to use when using ORACLE so you can get a sequence.nextval for assigning the primary key to a new record?  | 
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