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Hi, Stephen,

Foster, Stephen wrote:
> That's what I thought was going to be the answer.  I was just hoping I
> was making a mistake somehow.  It's no big deal but I like things
> organized and hate giant holes.
> 
> Ok, one more thing for one of the batch jobs.  No problem I have a
> cleanup routine.

Out of curiosity: Could you explain what's the problem with the holes?
Bigserial should provide enough number space that holes are no problem.

Markus
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