Rick ,
change the sequence to cycle
and set max number = next number
then take number once it will return to 1 .
then move cycle and max .
This will help you .
Bunyamin
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> Hi DBAs,
>
> Without creating the sequence, is their a way to reset the current seqence
> # back to 1?
>
> Thanks
> Rick
>
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