![]() ![]() ![]() This goes back to how files were managed on UNIX systems in the 1970s. It counts the number of insertion attempts, not even successes, on one particular machine. That propriety feature in T-SQL is a table property inherited from the old Sybase/UNIX days. Hooray! The bad news is that most programmers will not be aware of the significance of the underlying math. SQL Server now has the ANSI/ISO Standard CREATE SEQUENCE statement.
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