Vidar Berg wrote:
> > If you're using 1.4 or later, yes, you have them. Globally Unique
> > IDentifiers are a object- and location independant way of identifying a
> > specific object. Every object has an ID, but that's only unique to the
> > table within your specific database. If you want to exchange data (to
> > keep two servers in sync, for example) you work with the GUIDs to be
> > precise about what objects we're dealing with.
> >
> > Emile
> >
>
> How can I find the GUIDs? As far as I can see, they appear nowhere in either
> asgard or nadmin. Am I overlooking something?
Nope, I don't think either shows them. You can ask an object its guid
by using $object->guid(). It isn't automatically port of the fetched
object for performance reasons -- it takes an extra join.
> Just to ensure: GUIDs are the same to a object no matter what. When a GUID is given,
>the object has the same GUID forever?
Yes.
Emile
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