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Thanks guys. I actually found the same answer you guys just posted.<br />
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<a href="http://www.webmasterworld.com/databases_sql_mysql/3569905.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.webmasterworld.com/databases_sql_mysql/3569905.htm</a><br />
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I imported via excel and forgot that it did not set the auto increment. A minor overlook that caused me a big headache. thanks
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Thanks guys. I actually found the same answer you guys just posted.

http://www.webmasterworld.com/databases_sql_mysql/3569905.htm [http://www.webmasterworld.com/databases_sql_mysql/3569905.htm]

I imported via excel and forgot that it did not set the auto increment. A minor overlook that caused me a big headache. thanks

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Glad it is working for you now. <br />
Best regards and happy coding,<br />
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Kevin
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Glad it is working for you now.
Best regards and happy coding,

Kevin

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So i had a joomla 1.5 site and created a new joomla 1.6 site. I merged the old 1.5 jos_content table to the new 1.6 one and uploaded it to the new site. I now have all my old articles like I want but since then, everytime i try to create a new article it assigns it with an ID=0. How can i reset this to start adding to where the new jos_content table ends? 
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So i had a joomla 1.5 site and created a new joomla 1.6 site. I merged the old 1.5 jos_content table to the new 1.6 one and uploaded it to the new site. I now have all my old articles like I want but since then, everytime i try to create a new article it assigns it with an ID=0. How can i reset this to start adding to where the new jos_content table ends? 

Joomla assigns ID=0 to all new articles i create

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