sorry. should have been more specific. i'm talking about guids (or uuids).
here's the create table line:
CREATE TABLE foobar (id uniqueidentifier, foo text, bar text, PRIMARY
KEY (id));
that works great, but i have not been able so far to generate a fresh
guid to insert into the table.
in ms-sql, you'd use newid(), for example:
insert into foobar values (newid(), "Aaa", "Bbb");
and then you'd get something like:
select * from foobar;
id foo bar
___________________________________________________________
{00000109-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4} "Aaa" "Bbb"
so how is this done in sqlite3?
- chase
On July 27, 2007, Mark Richards wrote:
Chase wrote:
how do i generate a uniqueidentifier ?
Define a column as follows:
{fieldname} INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY
eg:
CREATE TABLE hardware_types (record_key INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY
KEY,hardware_key INTEGER default 0);
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