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Right now the dbo.ulid() function returns a UNIQUEIDENTIFIER type, while in ULID implementations for most other languages ulid() returns the string version of a ULID. Refactor API of this implementation to be more consistent with others. It might be best to not have a "bare" dbo.ulid() function at all, and instead always include a "type" as part of the function name for clarity, e.g. dbo.ulidMSSQL() would return the MSSQL-sort-friendly specific format UNIQUEIDENTIFIER, and dbo.ulidChar() would return a CHAR(26) BASE32-encoded version. Add conversion functions as well.
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Right now the
dbo.ulid()
function returns aUNIQUEIDENTIFIER
type, while in ULID implementations for most other languagesulid()
returns the string version of a ULID. Refactor API of this implementation to be more consistent with others. It might be best to not have a "bare"dbo.ulid()
function at all, and instead always include a "type" as part of the function name for clarity, e.g.dbo.ulidMSSQL()
would return the MSSQL-sort-friendly specific formatUNIQUEIDENTIFIER
, anddbo.ulidChar()
would return aCHAR(26)
BASE32-encoded version. Add conversion functions as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: