Le Jeudi 2 Mai 2002 11:30, postgres@vrane.com a écrit :
> Untrue. I am using email addresses
> as primary keys in a table. Where
> did you get that information?
Sorry, I did not mean that of course. I posted this small howto in reply to a
mail. It shows how to create a VACHAR PRIMARY KEY with unique random values.
On 10 character lenght, there is approximatively one chance out of 26^10 to
have a similar value. If you add a string timestamp, like "20020501_1153_" in
front of the random value, it is very likely that this value will be UNIQUE
in the word:
Examples:
- 20020501_1153_AHFYRIDKRN
- 20020501_1154_JDIFTPWNEJ
I would like to write a small HOWTOs about :
- Software optimization and performance (not pseudo-hardware / memory /
etc..),
- PLpgSQL and PLpython.
Therefore, I try to send small HOWTOs on the list whenever I can answer
someone. Any help welcome.
Best regards,
Jean-Michel POURE
