Hi Sergey,
I agree with Fabio, that this behavior is more expectant and would be better to have. However, since the other behavior is documented, it could not be called a bug, you're right. I'm thinking, what would be the best thread title here?
I also noticed, that Fabio uses word "bug" too often...
>Hi Fabio,
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>Hi Sergey,
>>>You know Fabio, it gets annoying that you call a bug anything you don't like
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>>This is a your opinion.
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>Other people pointed that out also.
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>> or don't understand.
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>>This is false, and this is generic way to liquidate the problems.>
>Don't kid yourself.
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>On specific:
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>>On SQL Server the ALTER TABLE for IDENTITY field it works like I waited for to me.
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>>OK, VFP it is not comparable with SQL Server,
>>but if one implements one new functionality, it would have at least to complete it at least in the basic functions.>
>You just confirmed what I said above. The behavior is documented. The fact that you, as many other people, don't like it doesn't make it a bug.
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