mreftel

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1. 1.▲
   by mreftel 9y ago

   This was on Oracle, which lacks MS SQL's special handling of UUIDs (which speeds up indexes on UUID columns by using the bytes for the time stamp in UUIDv1/v2 as the high-order bytes - clever hack!). But sure, if you need UUIDs an
2. 2.▲
   by mreftel 9y ago

   "Then add a column populated with a UUID (perhaps as a trigger on insert). Within the scope of the database itself, relationships can be managed using the real PKs and FKs." That would mean doing lookups by UUID, which is /re
3. 3.▲
   by mreftel 10y ago

   ...with e24 as the sole source. Not saying it's not true, just that dn.no repeating it is not /that/ much of confirmation.