Thanks for the good suggestion. I spent some time last night verifying
that it works, and that I can get the values in and out correctly
through JDBC. (When going from Java to the database, for example, it's
easiest to compose the value directly into the SQL query rather than
using a parameter.) This seems quite viable.
Vance
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 08:44 +0200, Harald Armin Massa wrote:
> Vance,
>
> I use UUID as PK/FK within a rather complex application. To store it I
> use the type INET, which fits quite well.
>
> Compared to sequences I know of some disadvantages:
> - theoretical: keys are less locally distributed
> - bigger keys = more memory usage
> - manually editing of tables is difficult, just because the keys are
> more difficult to compare visually
>
> Harald
>
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