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Postgres 10 introduced the syntax: INT GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY as a replacement for SERIAL, but the new syntax is not recognised, and so auto_increment flag is missing from new identity columns.
This SQL:
CREATE TABLE client_order (
id integer NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY
);
Postgres 10 introduced the syntax:
INT GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY
as a replacement forSERIAL
, but the new syntax is not recognised, and soauto_increment
flag is missing from new identity columns.This SQL:
...gets converted to:
...but I expected:
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