Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is the xaction_id also a guid, in the sense of being globally unique?
I don't believe it is "globally" unique -- it is shared across all the
history of a particular transaction.
> What I'm really getting at is, for a given transaction, will there be
> some 'stable' GUID with which you can quickly access the most recent
> version? By stable I mean that you can always use that same GUID to
> get the most recent version.
You can easily do that using the xaction_id with something that looks
like:
SELECT (*) from transaction where xaction_id=AAAA and status=A
Which should retreive one and only one response (since you should only
have one 'A'ctive record).
Hopefully David Merrill will correct me if I am wrong. ;)
> dave
-derek
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