问题
We have a situation where we have a column called Customer_Number in multiple tables. This column is identity column in all the tables, but is there a way that I can make this column unique among all the tables.
for example if I add a row in table_one and identity column assigns it value 1 now if someone add another row in Customer_Number column of table_two , table_three or table_four it should be assigned 2.
how can I do this, I have been reading online and it seems I have to create a table to keep record of the last generated value for any of the table and get MAX() of values from that table and add 1 to it to get the next available value, is there a simpler way of doing this?
回答1:
I have not used it myself but I think you need the new Sequence Object
You would Create a Sequence Object and rather then using Identity values just get the next value from your sequence object.
Create Sequence Object
CREATE SEQUENCE Sqnc_Number_Generator AS INT --<-- This can be Bigint as well
START WITH 1 -- Start with value 1
INCREMENT BY 1 -- Increment with value 1
MINVALUE 1 -- Minimum value to start is 1
MAXVALUE 50000 -- Maximum it can go to 5000
NO CYCLE -- Do not go above 5000
CACHE 500 -- Increment 500 values in memory rather than incrementing from IO
Getting Next value
SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR dbo.Sqnc_Number_Generator AS NxtValue;
SQL FIDDLE
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23894079/mainting-identity-value-across-multiple-tables