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  1. Generating a UUID in Postgres for Insert Statement
    Using the uuid_generate_v1() function:This function generates a version 1 UUID, which is based on the current timestamp
  2. Binary to Beauty: Unveiling the Secrets of UUID Formatting (MySQL/MariaDB)
    A Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is a 128-bit value used to identify data uniquely.In MySQL and MariaDB, UUIDs are often stored as BINARY(16), which means 16 bytes of raw binary data
  3. When and How to Leverage UUIDs for Unique Identification in SQLite
    UUIDs are special codes used to uniquely identify things. They're like long, random strings of characters that guarantee no two UUIDs will ever be the same
  4. Unique Identifiers in the Database World: Unveiling UUIDs and Their Pros & Cons
    Choosing the Right Key:While UUIDs offer unique advantages, they aren't always the best choice. For typical databases with simple needs
  5. UUIDs vs. Auto-Incrementing IDs: Choosing the Right Database Row Identifier for Your Web App
    Why use UUIDs in web apps?There are several reasons why someone might choose to use UUIDs as database row identifiers in a web application: