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Hi I have a table with a id that increments when you add image names to it, but the problem is that if i delete a image the id numbers dont reflect that. <br />
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Ie. 123456 delete 5 leaves 1234.6<br />
&nbsp;ideally would like to leave 12345<br />
Is there anyway or Magical keyword to reset ?<br />

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Hi I have a table with a id that increments when you add image names to it, but the problem is that if i delete a image the id numbers dont reflect that. 

Ie. 123456 delete 5 leaves 1234.6
 ideally would like to leave 12345
Is there anyway or Magical keyword to reset ?


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