Microsoft SQL Server's identity column generates sequential values for new records using a seed value. The term seed refers to the internal value SQL Server uses to generate the next value in the sequence. By default, an identity column's first value is 1 and each new value increments by one (1, 2, 3, 4, and so on). You can control the column's first and subsequent values, by specifying those values when you create the column. For instance, you might want to begin with a purchase order number of 1001 rather than 1.
Very obviously, that depends on the size of the bottle. In my experience, the typical size for bottles of water you'll find in US stores is 16 ounces (certainly, there's a lot of variation, but that's around the standard size. A gallon contains 128 fluid ounces, so it would take 8 of those bottles to make one gallon. Views Â· View Upvotes.
However, a gallon is hard to calculate, so then you may want to know âHow many glasses of water in a gallon?â To get the answer, you initially need to understand the capacity of a gallon. A gallon equals to 3.8 liters, 128 ounces, 4 quarts or 128 oz. It means there ought to be about 16 glasses of water in a gallon and one glass equal to 8 ounces. It also infers that when somebody says you ought to drink eight 8-ounces of glasses of water a day, dislike drinking a gallon of water.