How should I store GUID in MySQL tables?
Do I use varchar(36) or are there any better ways to do it?
Do I use varchar(36) or are there any better ways to do it?
This is the best way I could come up with to convert a MySQL GUID/UUID generated by UUID() to a binary(16):
I have a table that will have millions of entries, and a column that has BIGINT(20)
values that are unique to each row. They are not the primary key, but during certain operations, there are thousands of SELECT
s using this column in the WHERE
clause.
I’ve just imported a bunch of data to a MySQL table and I have a column “GUID” that I want to basically fill down all existing rows with new and unique random GUID’s.
I want a column to default to a GUID, so if I am doing an insert and I don’t explicitly set the value, I want it to default to a new GUID value.
How unique is the php session id? I got the impression from various things that I’ve read that I should not rely on two users never getting the same sessionid. Isn’t it a GUID?
I’m working on a web service which requires a new GUID()
passed as a reference to a method within the service.
How to determine if a string contains a GUID vs just a string of numbers.
how can i generate 16 digit unique random numbers without any repetition in c# asp.net, as i have read the concept of GUID which generate characters along with numbers but i don’t want characters