Rudy

For me this always choose UUID for primary key and never use them to link
between tables. The overhead from space is not so great Andy I never want
to type in uuid to find related records etc

Regards

Chuck

On Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 10:52 AM Two Way Communications via 4D_Tech <
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> I have an application with a big database file ( + 60 GB), with 128
> tables. (4D v17)
>
> All id fields and foreign keys are of type longint.
>
> Now, for replication and sharing purposes, I would like to change the type
> to UID.
>
> The process seems quite cumbersome: to start, I need to remove the
> ‘primary key’ flag from all the ID fields, then I need to add UID fields to
> every table,
> change the foreign keys as well, and use apply formula to make sure the
> relations are intact. I am a bit worried that this will have a major impact
> on the size of the data file.
>
> Furthermore, I need to automate the whole process so the upgrade works
> flawlessly at the customers site.
>
> Has anyone ever done this?
> Any tips?
>
> Regards,
>
> Rudy Mortier
> Two Way Communications bvba
>
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