What can reset and IDENTITY column besides TRUNCATE and DBCC CHECKIDENT?

Hello all,
I have a situation where we have a table that 99% of the time is empty. It's an outgoing message queue table. Once messages are picked up, they are moved to an archive table. There is an identity column on this table which is crucial to maintaining the order of the messages. I noticed that occasionaly when I insert a record into the table, after not having tested it for a few days, the identity has reset back to 1 again. As far as I know, nobody is truncating this table or issuing any reseed commands. What else could possibly be responsbile for reseeding this column?
Are there any maintenance commands which when the table is empty maybe reseeds it? This is really a mystery for me.
Thanks!
H

Hi
also if you drop and re create table resat your identiy
Thanks

I want to bump this post up as it seems to still be happening. Does anyone know of any background SQL jobs or proccesses that could reset an identity seed for an empty table?

No, there is no internal process run by SQL Server to reset the identity seed value to 0 for an empty table.
The table seed vale gets reseted to zero only when the table is truncated or some one has executed DBCC CHECKIDENT ('TableName', reseed, 0). Check your application code to identify is there a code written which runs DBCC CHECKIDENT once the message is picked up and moved to the archive table.