Sorry for the confusion, somehow my brain plaid tricks in confusing concepts up.
Everything is good :-) On 11/19/2011 06:09 PM, Chuck Remes wrote: > On Nov 19, 2011, at 9:01 AM, Amr Ali wrote: > >> A 32bit takes 4 bytes of space. Now please elaborate on what exactly is in >> the >> range of 0-255, cause a 32bit value can take 4 bytes maximum! > > Amr, > > An IDENTITY may be as few as 0 bytes or as many as 255 bytes. Four bytes is > clearly within that range. > > If you set your own explicit IDENTITY, you may choose one of any length from > 0 to 255 bytes. If you do not set *your own* explicit IDENTITY, then the > system will do it for you. It chooses an IDENTITY of length 4. What is so > hard to understand about this? > > cr > -- Amr Ali
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