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<?php | |
namespace App\Http\Controllers; | |
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB; | |
class UserController extends Controller | |
{ | |
/** | |
* @return mixed | |
*/ | |
private function getNextUserId() | |
{ | |
$statement = DB::select("SHOW TABLE STATUS LIKE 'users'"); | |
$nextUserId = $statement[0]->Auto_increment; | |
return $nextUserId; | |
} | |
} |
Thank you for your reply @gentildpinto
$nextId = DB::table('shipments')->max('id') + 1;
This will not be accurate when the latest id
gets deleted and this snippet generate the nextId
which was already used. (By deleted record).
Thank you for your reply @gentildpinto
$nextId = DB::table('shipments')->max('id') + 1;
This will not be accurate when the latest
id
gets deleted and this snippet generate thenextId
which was already used. (By deleted record).
Yeah, you're right
I forgot that detail
In MySQL 8 and above, the auto_increment value is cached which is why you're seeing the wrong value when executing your query.
To get the up to date auto_increment value, run SET information_schema_stats_expiry = 0;
before the query.
In MySQL 8 and above, the auto_increment value is cached which is why you're seeing the wrong value when executing your query.
To get the up to date auto_increment value, run
SET information_schema_stats_expiry = 0;
before the query.
Thank's for your hep! :)
Hey @anuzpandey
I have no ideia why it's happening in L10
By the way I think you can use this to retrieve the highest id from the table and then increment