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YOU MUST START YOUR USER_IDS FROM: '08053118000306' THEN ADD ONE FOR EVERY USER.. DONT ASK WHY I DONT KNOW!
Maybe I know why... it could've been this:
maybe the field is set to: automaticnummering and it has a primary key
which means the ID will keep nummering from 00000000000001 to god knows where.... And it will keep nummering that way even though you delete them. For example:
User ID:______Name of someone:_____Product:
1____________John________________Dildo
2____________Eric_________________Condom
3____________Angela_______________Vibrator
whenever you remove Angela from the database the user ID will be keep nummering... Which means your new user will be:
User ID:______Name of someone:_____Product:
1____________John________________Dildo
2____________Eric_________________Condom
4____________Picolo_______________A bag of chips
*I cant use spaces so I'm using the _ instead if you dont mind :)*
How to fix it: recreate the table lol :)
First remove the whole table and then recreate it in some kind of database program...
After that do exactly the same as the makers of the database did...
Create a autonummering column with a primary key and create all the other columns like the original creators of the database did...
(I know this because I had to make some databases for school :)... Eather ways... If you want to solve that problem you will be having to do it the hard way :S)