InfoPath library generates random ID numbers

I have created an infopath lib.
Sometimes when submitting a form sharepoints is skipping 100 (aprox) ID's and generates random ID number...
Can anyone help what might be the reason for that?
Thx, Ofer

I am suspecting this...
My clients asked me to show the form ID after save.
So, here is my solution:
I do submit on the 1st time & then query my lib with the form name (which I know) &
resubmit again to save the ID + additional nested data.
(The implementation is quite complicated & in some cases I must resubmit after the 1st time...)
I've noticed that in the most of these cases SP skips 99 ID's

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