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PRIORITY - ALWAYS Lowest level stuff first
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PRIORITY - ALWAYS Lowest level stuff first
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todo: switch to Identity column from serial column as it's the proper way to do autoid in postgres now
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todo: uint isn't very big, maybe I should use long in it's place everywhere (concurrency token??)
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/builtin-types/integral-numeric-types
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todo: AUTO ID GENERATOR
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change to a dedicated spot in global rather than inferring as it is not right practically for reasons
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Get the auto-id most recent values at boot time
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internal static void SetMostRecentAutoIdValuesFromDatabase(AyaNova.Models.AyContext ct)
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Server serialized fields, it should *not* be getting the value from the table but rather have it's own table with last number assigned instead
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My plan has flaws, getting the number from teh last number used in the actual table is a bit fucked because it means you could end up with mutiple issues
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Instead have central location for storing serial numbers (perhaps one per table type for concurrency efficieny? Though it's a pretty fast operation.)
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Do not put in shared object though, i.e. global settings or something because it's going to be it's own thing and require efficient access.
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Maybe this is a case for a stored procedure?
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todo: change trial detection route that client first hits
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todo: change trial detection route that client first hits
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- make it a different controller and renamed to something like server ping or "hello" or something friendly and useful
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- make it a different controller and renamed to something like server ping or "hello" or something friendly and useful
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- maybe the route that gets Notifications
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- maybe the route that gets Notifications
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