Thx For the reply chris.
Actually I was thinking the same but just wanted to confirm.
Anyway thanks for quick reply.
On 11/24/06, Chris Howe <
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>
> For performance purposes, when it the service picks
> calls the database for the first next sequence (10020)
> it will cache the next ten (10020-10029) so that it
> doesn't need to go back for some more. If you do a
> search for SequenceValueItem, I'm sure you'll be able
> to find where this (10) is set
>
> --- "Alex D. Fleming" <
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> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I noticed that whenever the next sequence id is
> > generated it takes the next
> > value from the previous one.But when we start the
> > server then it takes the
> > first value that is multiple of 10.
> > For Example : If previous id is 10012 then the next
> > sequence id that it will
> > take will be 10013 and when I restart the server
> > then it takes 10020 instead
> > of 10014.
> >
> > Any specific reason about it.
> > Just asking it to increase my knowledge.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > --
> > Regards
> > Alex D. Fleming
> >
>
>
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Alex D. Fleming