Re: Use GUID instead of AutoInc
Am Wed, 23 Apr 2008 13:30:16 +0200 schrieb Koen:
When I want to use a GUID (created clientside) instead of a AutoInc
keyfield.. how should I declare the keyfield? CHAR??
Regards,
Koen
Normally the GUID created with windows api is a 16 byte binary object (or
integer with 128 bit), databases most often has GUID as own datatype. But
there are other functions available to build a character based guid which
is not compatible with guid built by windows api. Google with "create guid"
and you will get a lot of informations about it.
bye,
Helmut
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