To stablish an ID
I Thank its important to have an Id auto increment field

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Anonymous commented
Conflicts may occur when auto-increment is implemented (multiple users synching to a single db).
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Anonymous commented
I am brand new to Mobi DB, but have a lot of other database experience.
Firstly, thank you for an easy, intuitive App. It tick all the boxes bar oneYes, you've guessed it -an auto ID field, to allow creation of unique records. This means that the data, when exported into other programmes, is much more usable. If there are no plans to do this - is there a workaround which you can suggest?.
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Anonymous commented
Where is automatical increment
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Anonymous commented
So this suggestion was started in 2016 and it's now 2020 and still no auto increment? Glad I'm on the trial period for the moment.
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Anonymous commented
First db program Ive seen without that standard feature. I wouldn't have bought it had I known that was missing. Look at Memento integers... Auto, last value, input, value range, type of value (volume, Mass, Frequency, distance etc) Mobi needs more that font appearence.
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Peg commented
I faintly remember having to code a DIY auto increment ID in MS Access 1.0. Nowadays it's a built in field type in most relational DBMS software.
Having this as a feature in MobiDB would be awesome.
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Delbert commented
Agree with auto increment field
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Anonymous commented
Yea. Really need it.
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Chin yet yu commented
Auto Id (auto increment field) same as "column1", "column2" at design model. For example we can find my data using this auto Id, instead of name or email. Is more easy to find a single data.
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Anonymous commented
I can't imagine a DB without an iD field: integer, double, not reusable
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And commented
Thats true, auto ID it's very important for the database.
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Anonymous commented
Est ce que l' id existe sur Mobidb ?
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Carlos Garcia commented
Yes I agree
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Urs Bopp commented
A unique auto-generated ID is essential for a database.
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Rich commented
same here. Lack of this is making me look at other software unfortunately.
IS there nay way it can be calculated on the fly. I've tried but no success -
Lonneke commented
I second that!
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Jaims Roadrunner commented
i share the same view..maybe we can talk more on it?