Detect multiple auto incremented columns on single table #7
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Currently the data types that describe columns allow for having multiple columns with an "auto increment" option within the same table.
Since MariaDB does not support this, the auto increment option should be treated the same way as the primary key option (ie. throwing when a second column with an auto increment is detected).