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New UUID DataType in the new MariaDB 10.7 series
See original GitHub issueMariaDB has just introduced a UUID datatype in the 10.7 series .
Will there eventually be an update adding this to the MySqlGuidFormat supported formats?
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I think the question may be: If MariaDB supports sending a
uuidinBINARY(16)over the wire and, if so, can MySqlConnector do requests for auuidinBINARY(16)? This would be helpful for when the application using the database is doing a lot of requests and processing.~ Just my 2 cents 😄
AFAICT,
Char36is the correct type to use.If that’s about using
UUIDas the column type forGuidvalues, that seems like a reasonable request (but out of the scope of MySqlConnector).