Mysql holds this information in the extra column. For postgres, the simplest route I could find is checking the default column for a call to nextval(). With IsAutoIncrement, cruds can now easily avoid inserting and updating any auto incremented columns.
Mysql holds this information in the extra column. For postgres, the simplest route I could find is checking the default column for a call to nextval(). With IsAutoIncrement, cruds can now easily avoid inserting and updating any auto incremented columns.