Andrew,
I started using WO in 1995, and we use UIDs heavily for the last 6
years (to tag all finance transactions, electronic docs, phone calls,
stars and galaxies, and long sessions). We never ever experienced any
problem. I believe I can confidently advise that it is time to check
your sources.
cheers
gt
On Feb 28, 2008, at 3:18 AM, Andrew Lindesay wrote:
Hello Pierre;
I am using the bytes supplied by the TGID to make a globally unique
code (hex string of the bytes), but have had a couple of cases where
duplicates appear to have arisen downstream somehow -- I doubted
this was possible after reading about how the bytes are assembled.
I was asking to see if anybody else has had any troubles with this
technique, but nobody seems to have. I will trial the J2SE UUID
approach and if the same problem does arise again then it will tend
to indicate that it is my problem.
Thanks for the feedback.
cheers.
Can you elaborate on the problem? I have relied on a very similar
algorithm for years and I have never seen a problem.
...
Thanks for that. I had come across that class too.
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