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Not having the leading bits be the timestamp limits the utility, though, because then you don't get sorting "for free" just by having an index on the ID. At le
by hamandcheese 6y ago
Not having the leading bits be the timestamp limits the utility, though, because then you don't get sorting "for free" just by having an index on the ID.
At least for me, that is the primary appeal of a time-base UUID.
- saurik 6y agoI always just define a custom comparison operator, which is easy enough in both C++ and PostgreSQL.