Re: Generating unique values

2001-01-02 Thread C Frederic Valone
I just checked this out by generating a loop of 50 uuid's and found that none of the values are incremented by 1 they differ in various ways although the last portion of the id is the same in all cases. Here is the list that was generated 00075D9C-F809-1A51-B7D6809AFF5FEEB7

RE: Generating unique values

2001-01-02 Thread Neil Clark
Erm, isnt this to do with the fact that the id's are taken from a combination of your NIC ID and your system clock? The fact that the template would have been processed in such a fraction of a second could be the answer. Just a thought. N ! --- Neil Clark

RE: Generating unique values

2001-01-02 Thread JustinMacCarthy
: Generating unique values I just checked this out by generating a loop of 50 uuid's and found that none of the values are incremented by 1 they differ in various ways although the last portion of the id is the same in all cases. Here is the list that was generated 00075D9C-F809-1A51

Re: Generating unique values

2000-12-31 Thread Nick McClure
You can use the CreateUUID function. It generates a Universally Unique ID. It does contain both letters and numbers. At 03:58 PM 12/31/2000 -0500, you wrote: Hi, Being new to cold fusion (1 week), can anyone let me know if there is a way to create unique random numbers or strings in cold