get_AutoIncrementPropertyName
get_AutoIncrementSeed
get_IdentityIncrement
get_IdentityIsGloballyUnique
get_IdentityPropertyName
get_IdentitySeed
get_Properties
get_Properties
get_Properties
get_Table
get_Table
get_Table
get_TableMapping
OvClassDefinition
OvClassDefinition
OvClassDefinition
OvClassDefinition
OvClassDefinition
set_AutoIncrementPropertyName
set_AutoIncrementSeed
set_IdentityIncrement
set_IdentityIsGloballyUnique
set_IdentityPropertyName
set_IdentitySeed
set_Parent
set_Table
set_Table
set_TableMapping
WriteXmlAttributes
__property System::Void OvClassDefinition::set_Table | ( | NAMESPACE_OSGEO_FDO_PROVIDERS_RDBMS_OVERRIDE_MYSQL::OvTable * | table | ) |
  summary>Which FDO property maps to an MySQL auto-increment column, if any. An empty string indicates there is no such column on this class’s table. There can only be at most one auto-increment column per table, it must be indexed, and it cannot have a default value. As of MySQL 3.23, an AutoIncrement column works properly only if it contains only positive values. Inserting a negative number is regarded as inserting a very large positive number. For MyISAM and BDB tables, you can specify an AUTO_INCREMENT secondary column in a multiple-column key. The first value in an AutoIncrement column is always 1 and always increments by 1 for each new value. This override is ignored on ApplySchema if this class refers to an existing table in a foreign database. Parameters:
  | name |
Returns: Returns nothing