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WHAT IS UNIQUE IDENTIFIER DATA TYPE?
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Answer / tauseef
unique identifier data type size is 16 bits.
while creating table we have to create unique identifier
datatype column. it will create unique identity column
with 32 charcters and not 16 characters
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Answer / ranjit kumar routhu
unique identifier data type size is 16 bits.
while creating table we have to create unique identifier
datatype column. it will create unique identity column
with 16 charcters
ex: create table a( id uniqueidentifier default newid
(),....),newid() generates new 16 unique charcter values
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