'Soft' autonumbering inside a context - is there a simple way of doing this? I have been contemplating a way to provide 'local' autonumbering, but inside contexts- rather than using global database sequences to drive autonumbering, is there a way of having local iterative numbering without creating as many sequences as there are contexts?For example, you could achieve this based on whether a specific number is already in use?e.g. a specific context might start with an unique prefix, such as a product ID, and a subtype initial e.g.1111_DOC_*.The rest of the number could then be determined by whether the number is already is use e.g. if 1111_DOC_001 exists, try 1111_DOC_002, then *_003, until successful.I figured this could be possible, since when manually numbering objects, the 'number already in use' response is rather quick- though maybe not efficient enough to not overburden the system with requests when it needs to check if 900 numbers are valid to create before creating 1111_DOC_901.You could speed up execution by writing a custom java RuleAlgorithm class t
