	a/BUGS		b/BUGS
1	When an integer field is part of a primary_key and defined as
2	"noentry" or nodisplay, it is assumed to be an auto_increment field
3	and reset to "" before an insert. This is wrong when the field is a
4	link to another table. The real solution would be to get the
5	"Auto_increment" attribute from Mysql. The current workaround is not
6	to define such a field as "noentry" or nodisplay.

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When an integer field is part of a primary_key and defined as

2

"noentry" or nodisplay, it is assumed to be an auto_increment field

3

and reset to "" before an insert. This is wrong when the field is a

4

link to another table. The real solution would be to get the

5

"Auto_increment" attribute from Mysql. The current workaround is not

6

to define such a field as "noentry" or nodisplay.