Was wondering if anyone could provide some info on what could be a
possible solution to a problem am having.
I have to generate a Unique Identifier in C# which I will use to
assign to a user, i dont really need the Unique Identifier's to be
sequential so i was considering using system.time.hour +
system.time.minute. + system.time.second, but am worried about
daylight savings and also people altering the time on the host PC.
I dont really want to use a database with just one table and one
field, and i would prefer to not use a file which just saves the value
and increments by one each time i want a new Unique Identifier.
Does anyone know of a way i could get a Unique Identifier??
Re: Unique Identifier ... If you simply want a unique uid, what's wrong with an ID field? ... I dont really want to use a database with just one table and one ... and increments by one each time i want a new Unique Identifier.... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
Re: removing shape data ... I changed the database around so now the shape I have on the visio document ... have a few other tables that use the unique identifier to link to the shape. ... change the first table to move an employee between locations, ... in cubicle B, but it also leaves the same data in cubicle A. ... (microsoft.public.visio.general)
Re: Checks revisited ... going to connect with any other database,... The only "unique identifier" that exists nationwide is the ... But the SSN *isn't* a unique identifier! ...Employers can now check to see if information provided by a potential ... (misc.news.internet.discuss)
Re: Unique identifier in every treenode? ... The important part about that code is the recursion, which will be a common element in any implementation that enumerates the tree completely.. ... Then when saving, you'd include for each node the Guid of the _parent_ of that node. ... But my understanding is that you can create a database where one of the columns is a unique identifier, and optionally where the unique identifier is automatically generated when you add a record to the database. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
Re: Replication and uniqueidentifier ... In general avoid guids when possible. ... Basically to avoid primary key collisions you need to ensure that the data ... as data which is entered in another database.... > and now possibly join all the tables using a unique identifier.... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.replication)
