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Subject: sequences
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Hi,
 The size of a sequence is 32bit , correct? (im pretty damn sure it is). Is
 there any way I can tune this to 64bit, There is an int8 option in postgres
as
 I use that already.Threre is a skanky way of creating an incremenetd
counter
 whilst using an int8 but I would rather up the sequence in the code. Anyone
got
 any ideas where to look?
 I am aware that the int8 is signed but that doest matter currently

 Stuart Hodgkinson Stuart@comodo.net