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In MySQL, the AUTO_INCREMENT Constraint is used to generate a unique identifier for new rows in a table. It's usually associated with the PRIMARY KEY constraint, it helps to achieve that each record possesses a unique value, which is rather important for searching data. SYNTAX:- CREATE TABLE table_name ( column1 datatype AUTO_INCREMENT, column2 datatype, ... PRIMARY KEY (column1) ); Or CREATE TABLE table_name ( column1 datatype AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, column2 datatype; ......... ); For an existing table, you can add AUTO_INCREMENT using: ALTER TABLE table_name MODIFY column_name datatype AUTO_INCREMENT; that's all for today Hope you all will get some help from this video If it's so then don't forget to subscribe my channel Code with Neha and press the Bell Icon for Regular Updates See you in the next video till then Stay Safe Stay Happy #autoincrementconstraint #autoincrementconstraintinsql #autoincrementconstraintinmysql #autoincrementinmysql #howtocreateautoincrementconstraint #howtocreateautoincrementconstraintinmysql #howtocreateautoincrementconstraintinsql #mysqlautoincrement #mysqlautoincrementconstraint #mysqlautoincrement #howtoaddautoincrementinmysql #howtoresetautoincrementinmysql #mysqlconstraints #sqlconstraints #constraintsinmysql #mysqltutorial #mysql #mysqlcourse #constraintsinmysql #constraintsinmysql #mysqlconstraints #mysqltableconstraints #tableconstraintsinmysql #mysqltableconstraintswithexample #mysqltableconstraintstutorial #whatistableconstraintsinmysql #tableconstraintsexplainedwithexample #sqltableconstraints #sqltableconstraintstutorial #tableconstraintsinsql #mysqltutorialforbeginners #mysql #mysqltutorial #mysqltutorialforbeginners #MySQL #MySQLTutorial #MySQLTutorialforbeginners