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UUID type for NEWID()
SQL Server Optimization/Configuration for Inflexible ApplicationHow can I run multiple concurrent versions of my application against the same database?NEWID() In Joined Virtual Table Causes Unintended Cross Apply BehaviorPrimary Key choice on table with unique identifierSQL Server Data Tools for VS 2015 - Anyone using for SSIS development to multiple versions?SQL GUID or Identity in the CloudCustom Sequences with SQL ServerSynchronisation of multiple databases with GUID typePrimary key and index column for Merge replication- Id vs GUIDChange ID(int) to UUID
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Does the NEWID() function generate UUID version 4?
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What is the situation with the NEWSEQUENTIALID() function?
Does the data always provide us with the UUID standard and version? Maybe it should be generated on the application side?
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Does the NEWID() function generate UUID version 4?
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Does the NEWID() function generate UUID version 4?
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Following to the Wikipedia page that you mentioned above (in the Database key section):
The NEWID function in Microsoft SQL Server version 4 Transact-SQL returns standard random version-4 UUIDs, while the NEWSEQUENTIALID function returns 128-bit identifiers similar to UUIDs which are committed to ascend in sequence until the next system reboot.
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Following to the Wikipedia page that you mentioned above (in the Database key section):
The NEWID function in Microsoft SQL Server version 4 Transact-SQL returns standard random version-4 UUIDs, while the NEWSEQUENTIALID function returns 128-bit identifiers similar to UUIDs which are committed to ascend in sequence until the next system reboot.
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Following to the Wikipedia page that you mentioned above (in the Database key section):
The NEWID function in Microsoft SQL Server version 4 Transact-SQL returns standard random version-4 UUIDs, while the NEWSEQUENTIALID function returns 128-bit identifiers similar to UUIDs which are committed to ascend in sequence until the next system reboot.
answered May 14 at 10:20
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Following to the Wikipedia page that you mentioned above (in the Database key section):
The NEWID function in Microsoft SQL Server version 4 Transact-SQL returns standard random version-4 UUIDs, while the NEWSEQUENTIALID function returns 128-bit identifiers similar to UUIDs which are committed to ascend in sequence until the next system reboot.
answered May 14 at 10:20
Thomas FranzThomas Franz
52548
Following to the Wikipedia page that you mentioned above (in the Database key section):
The NEWID function in Microsoft SQL Server version 4 Transact-SQL returns standard random version-4 UUIDs, while the NEWSEQUENTIALID function returns 128-bit identifiers similar to UUIDs which are committed to ascend in sequence until the next system reboot.
answered May 14 at 10:20
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