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Asked: 2026-06-03T16:10:52+00:00

I deleted all rows from the database that had a value of 1, in

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I deleted all rows from the database that had a value of 1, in the no column, from the database (each row either had a 1 in the yes and 0 in the no or 0 in the yes and 1 in the no). However, now I would like to redo the id column to reflect this change.

For example, I would like the first row(name of DEYRO) to have an id of 1, ELEHC to have an id of 2, AEHSN to have an id of 3, etc all the way until the end of the database(roughly 100 rows but I’m not sure)

Here is an image of what the database looks like:

mysql database screen shot

Any help would be appreciated, either through phpmyadmin or via an SQL query or something like that.

Thanks in advance

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  1. Editorial Team

    you might want to truncate the table and run a script to add the records individually since id field is autoincrement.

    hope this helps.

    Rhian A.
    10-05-2012 NZT

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