Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Digest Number 959 |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-03-23T21:03:15Z |
Kevin Berry wrote:
starts with a counter and adds factors that are constant for a
particular computer. Firebird uses prefix compression on its indexes,
so having the constant part first reduces the size of indexes by a lot.
Regards,
Ann
>A GUID is a string of bytes that is "guaranteed" to be unique. It
>
> OK, I'm a Firebird newbie (been using SQL Server for
> years though) so you're going to have to explain this
> to me. "reversed GUID" sounds like something you made up?
>
starts with a counter and adds factors that are constant for a
particular computer. Firebird uses prefix compression on its indexes,
so having the constant part first reduces the size of indexes by a lot.
Regards,
Ann