Reseting auto_increment value on MySQL table

After deleting every row from a table with an auto_increment column, the auto_increment value remains the same, so each insert after that does not start on 1, but on whatever it left off. To reset it:

ALTER TABLE myTable AUTO_INCREMENT=0;

Obviously, using this method you can set it to any value you wish. If the table contains a row with that auto_increment value, it will set it to the next available one.

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