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I have a file that I have an auto increment field in. Currently the--
file is in development and I would like to clean up the auto
incremented field before it goes to production.
I know its not absolutely necessary, but I'd like to anyway.
I have tried the following "alter table mytable alter column tiid
reset with 1"
I get a message that the alter completed, but I don't see any
difference in the tiid column.
What am I doing wrong with this statement?
Is this there another way to do this?
I'm on V6R1.
Thanks
Mike
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