What happens when image count rolls over?

MY Canon Xsi is about to hit 10,000, and will roll over in the counting. What will happen in Aperture if I am using a referenced master setup? What about if I just change things to a all incorporated database?
Or, would it be better to start importing with customer names to eliminate duplicates?
I do have 25,000 shots from an old Pentax, so I already have some duplicates with 3 matches.
Thanks.

I love the XSi. Great little camera!
The counter will restart and the camera will begin writing to a new directory on the memory card. I believe it'll start writing in CANON101 instead of CANON100, or something like that
A standard naming convention might be a good idea, but it's really up to you.

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