support ALTER TABLE AUTO_INCREMENT

[batonac]

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The query in this function (edit: example from a third-party plugin) produces an error (with the latest trunk):

public function reset_auto_increment_availability_table()
{
    global $wpdb;
    $tablename      = $wpdb->prefix.$this->availability_tablename;
    $row            = $wpdb->get_row( "SELECT Max(sno) as max_sno FROM $tablename" );
    
    $auto_increment = (int) $row->max_sno + 1;
    // error_log('auto_increment : '.print_r($auto_increment,1));
    $prepare_values = array( $auto_increment );
    $query 			= $wpdb->prepare( "ALTER TABLE $tablename AUTO_INCREMENT = %d", $prepare_values);
    $status         = $wpdb->query($query);
}

Here's the temporary workaround I used (thanks to ChatGPT):

public function reset_auto_increment_availability_table()
{
    global $wpdb;
    $tablename      = $wpdb->prefix.$this->availability_tablename;
    $row            = $wpdb->get_row( "SELECT Max(sno) as max_sno FROM $tablename" );

    $auto_increment = (int) $row->max_sno + 1;
    // error_log('auto_increment : '.print_r($auto_increment,1));
    $prepare_values = array( $auto_increment );
    
    // Check if the database is SQLite
    if ($wpdb instanceof WP_SQLite_DB) {
        $query = $wpdb->prepare( "UPDATE sqlite_sequence SET seq = %d WHERE name = %s", array($auto_increment, $tablename));
    } else {
        $query = $wpdb->prepare( "ALTER TABLE $tablename AUTO_INCREMENT = %d", $prepare_values);
    }

    $status = $wpdb->query($query);
}

[aristath]

Hey there @batonac

This function produces an error (with the latest trunk):

I don't understand... I'm missing context here. Where is the reset_auto_increment_availability_table function coming from?

[batonac]

Sorry I wasn't clear. The function is from a third party plugin, and a bit of a distraction in and of itself.

I was merely trying to point out a query incompatibility that will need to be resolved to achieve compatibility with all the existing plugins being used.

I was hoping the workaround could help to point in the right direction for implementing a translation layer for this particular query.