No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
I suspect the datatype should be identity with index PrimaryKey. See also this documentation.
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No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
Big StackExchange fan but you will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
I suspect the datatype should be identity with index PrimaryKey. See also this documentation.
Big StackExchange fan but you will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
YouBig StackExchange fan but you will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
You will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
Big StackExchange fan but you will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
No experience with MSSQL but for PostgreSQL it works by selecting the datatype serial and the index PrimaryKey. See screenshot.
You will have better chances getting a good answer on the Safe Software forum. Lots of knowledge and activity.
