Enterprise Manager logoEM: Databases/SQL: Databases > Sequences

Description

The Databases, Sequences tab lists defined database sequences and their key values, including current value, increment, minimum, maximum, and cycle status.

Note: selecting a database from Databases name list, opens its configuration interface, and enabling access to Sequences.

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Button Function
Creates a new sequence.

Deletes/Removes selected sequence.

Refreshes the information.

Sequences Column

The Sequences column presents each defined sequence with its Sequence Name, Current value, Increment, Min., Max., and Cycle setting.

Sequences Column Settings

Settings Description
Sequence Name Name assigned to each sequence defined in the selected database.
Current The current value presently stored for the sequence in the database.
Increment The numeric amount added each time the sequence generates a value.
Min Minimum value defined for the sequence in the database.
Max Maximum value defined for the sequence in the database.
Cycle Shows whether the sequence is set to cycle after reaching its maximum value.

Create a New Sequence

To create a new Sequence clicking the icon opens Create New Sequence dialog, where users define a sequence by entering its name, start value, increment, and maximum value. The dialog also explains that a sequence returns the next value at the specified increment when called from an SQL statement.

New Sequence Settings

Settings Description
Sequence Name The name used to identify the sequence within the selected database.
Start Value The initial value assigned when the sequence is first created.
Increment The numeric amount added each time the sequence advances forward.
Maximum Value Sets the highest value the sequence can reach before stopping incrementing.

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