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An object that can generate unique integers.
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error to create sequence
1 OWNED BY table.id_column;
Error:
ERROR: sequence must have same owner as table it is linked to
try 2:
CREATE SEQUENCE table_id_column_seq AS integer START 1 OWNED TO postgres;
Error:
ERROR: syntax … error at or near "integer"
LINE 1: CREATE SEQUENCE table_id_column_seq integer START 1 …
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