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Is there a way to keep 2 sequences synchronized in Postgres?
I mean if I have:
table_A_id_seq = 1
table_B_id_seq = 1
if I execute SELECT nextval('table_A_id_seq'::regclass)
I want that table_B_id_seq takes the same value of table_A_id_seq
and obviously it must be the same on the other side.
I need 2 different sequences because I have to hack some constraints I have in Django (and that I cannot solve there).
The two tables must be related in some way? I would encapsulate that relationship in a lookup table containing the sequence and then replace the two tables you expect to be handling with views that use the lookup table.