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Cologne WGM 2007-04-30 - Motion made and approved to declare UIDs case sensitive. Closed. | Cologne WGM 2007-04-30 - Motion made and approved to declare UIDs case sensitive. Closed. | ||
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| + | Add a note that UUID's may be represented in either upper or lowercase... | ||
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| + | uppercase or lowercase both are fine. But we can only say that | ||
| + | both are fine if you guarantee that noone ever changes it in one | ||
| + | UUID. Once created it has to stay one way. .... may be brittle. .... | ||
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Revision as of 12:00, 1 May 2007
Data Types Issue 35: UID Case sensitivity
Introduction
? backward compatible.
Discussion
Recommend that UIDs be considered case sensitive. Fundamentally, we should treat UIDs as strings that can simply be compared.
Cologne WGM 2007-04-30 - Motion made and approved to declare UIDs case sensitive. Closed.
Add a note that UUID's may be represented in either upper or lowercase...
uppercase or lowercase both are fine. But we can only say that both are fine if you guarantee that noone ever changes it in one UUID. Once created it has to stay one way. .... may be brittle. ....
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