But if you for instance use MS SQL and the uniqueidentifier type, sorted UUIDv7 is not sorted im the database because MS SQL swapsnthe bytes around. So ULID (st

But if you for instance use MS SQL and the uniqueidentifier type, sorted UUIDv7 is not sorted im the database because MS SQL swapsnthe bytes around. So ULID (stored as binary(16)) is an advantage in that case to avoid making that mistake. I really like that ULID looks differentt from UUIDv4. UUIDv7 is something sorted that on the surface looks like it will be random and is mixed with random IDs etc..