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What is GUIDMaker?
This might sound like a real n00b question, but what is it? Or bettter yet, what would you use it for?
And since I know you folks like to respond ... ![]() around here, don't give me the description from the website Thanks for any insight you can shed on this.
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Is there something you don't understand about "create GUID's from ASP"?
GUID's are "globally unique identifiers", they are handy variable types, and there is no easy way to create a GUID from asp code. Hence GUIDMaker. For myself, I let SQL Server make my GUID's, but not all sites have an SQL Server available.
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I thought it was Genuinely unique. Ah well learn something every day. Anyway they look something like {0D3DEBB0-DEBE-11D1-8B87-00C04FD7A924} |
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Did you pick that GUID at random? Searching the registry on my XP Pro box shows this to be the identifier for the AppExport class found in catsrvut.dll, which is a pretty unusual class ID to pick. Or maybe these globally unique id's aren't so genuinely unique ![]() |
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okay i get all that, but what exactly what would you use it for regarding and ASP website?
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GUID's are used a lot in sql server databases, sql server can create guid's but if you want to create a guid first then store it in a sql server dbms you need something to create the guid value other than sql server. Plus there are many cases I can think of where it would be nice to have a guid available for writing into a cookie. Right now I have to connect to sql server to generate a guid, not the most efficient way to do things. Keep in mind the concept of a guid, it's not just a long value, but it's a long value that's guaranteed to be unique anywhere, anytime, by any computer. |
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I just clicked a few +'s in regedit and copied the first GUID that I encountered. I couldn't of told you where I got it from ![]() |
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