It's very easy to justify the use of something that doesn't require
database roundtrips in order to retreive a new PK value.

2012/11/28 costa <[email protected]>:
> One more thing, your database designer should always use the simplest type
> for the surrogate primary keys. If (s)he decides to use PK Guids instead
> (s)he has to justify the use of them. You should always question the use of
> the GUIDs and add them only if there is a real benefit.
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