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I appended approximately 700 records to a table with an autonumber field (called ID) as the primary key (previously there were 5 records in this table, using numbers 1 – 5, which had been deleted)
Can anyone explain where the autonumbers generated started at 453054268??
This isn’t really important as I was just testing something but I have never seen anything like this before. It just struck me as being a bit odd.
Nope, its just set to increment, all the new records are numbered sequentially, they just start at the most abnormally large number
Anyway, nothing to lose sleep over, I’ll be deleting the table and it will probably never happen to me again 
Nope, its just set to increment, all the new records are numbered sequentially, they just start at the most abnormally large number
Anyway, nothing to lose sleep over, I’ll be deleting the table and it will probably never happen to me again
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