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If you want to reseed your primary key (i.e. change the value of the next primary key generated), use this handy MySQL function:
ALTER TABLE table_name AUTO_INCREMENT = 59446; This is useful for when you are starting a new site and you want to disguise that fact. For example, if you sign up a new user and their user_id is 14 it is a giveaway that there are only a maximum of 13 other users.
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Yeh, but the most of the readers are using phpMyAdmin.. and they could just click “Operations” -tab .. and set the AUTO_INCREMENT -value.
Good advice, I am personally not a fan of phpMyAdmin. Much prefer to do as much as I can in sql.