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And it's much easier for that person to mishear/miskey that ID and work on the wrong record. With a random UUID you will not have that mistake unless you have s
by dexterdog 7y ago
And it's much easier for that person to mishear/miskey that ID and work on the wrong record. With a random UUID you will not have that mistake unless you have some seriously huge data. Base64 encode it everywhere and it's 22 characters.
- fastball 7y agoEven with the world's largest dataset, I don't think you will experience an "off-by-one" error with the UUID4 standard.