By Tiago Paolini on
I installed Drupal on my site and had been playing with it to learn how it works, and I created and deleted some test pages (what made the node counter go up). Now I will start working seriously with the site, but I want the node counter to start from 1 again.
So I want to know how do I reset this number.
Note: I have already deleted all the test pages, so it will not have any duplicate entry after the count is reseted.
Thanks!
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This has come up a few times in the recent past, you can't without a whole lot of headache. If it's that important to you, reinstall drupal to obtain a fresh DB where you can then start at node/1 if it matters that much. Most use path aliases where the node/# doesn't matter as users don't see that path at all.
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not sure!
try resetting the auto increment number of nid field in drupal database's table node and node_comment_statistics table to 0. Assuming you know a little mysql, a simple alter statement would do.
These two tables use nid auto increment. I couldn't find any other table using auto inc for nid. Make sure you have zero nodes before this alter.
Ali Hammad Raza
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backup the DB before you make these kinds of alterations and test THOROUGHLY afterwards.
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Thanks
Thanks for the suggestions! It is not really that important, I can live with it if I cannot manually reset ;)
But I will give it a try to see if it works. Do not worry, I will backup the DB before attempting.
Not very safe
This is what I do..
Create a page and add the below code. I keep the page unpublished so that users cannot reach it. Hope it helps
Drupal Scavenger
Statistics Advanced Module
The Statistics Advanced module will have this feature.