[DarrenReeder]

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Originally Posted by ****** Or use array index to reference, rather that database id. What are you actually using the primary key for? A database primary key is a unique reference to an element within a database for the purposes of cross referencing. Anyway, even if you could fill in the gaps, if you only have 3 and delete number 2, you'll have a gap until you create a new one.

The ID is so that i can do use /setveh [Orgid] in game...then it gets the Model ID, X,Y,Z and the ORgid to set the veh in tat position...

then i can use /delveh and it looks on the enum for "orgVeh[id][pId]" and delete that from the database (I use orgVeh[pTempID] to store the Vehicle ID ingame.. so then when i try to delete, i look through the enums and use..

if(GetVehicleID(veh) == orgVehp[i][pTempID])

Get me?

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Anyway, even if you could fill in the gaps, if you only have 3 and delete number 2, you'll have a gap until you create a new one.

And do you mean if i use the index thing it does that? because thats what i need it to do, but with primary key using A_I it doesnt do that.