"Timo" wrote
I'm using SQLite as database and will try the ROWID.
Take a look at my working with databases topic under the
heading Linking Data Across Tables which gives an exampler
and discussion of using an autoincementing key in SqlLite.
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Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program w
Thanks for all the answers.
I'm using SQLite as database and will try the ROWID.
Timo
Modulok schreef:
I'm writing an application which will hold a database of people. Ofcourse,
people can have the same name, so I want to stock them with an unique ID.
I've searched and found some things:
- u
> I'm writing an application which will hold a database of people. Ofcourse,
> people can have the same name, so I want to stock them with an unique ID.
>
> I've searched and found some things:
> - uuid.uuid4()
> - id(name)
> - os.urandom(n)
>
> But they seem overkill to me. Well, maybe not id().
>
> I'm writing an application which will hold a database of people. Ofcourse,
> people can have the same name, so I want to stock them with an unique ID.
>
If you're using an actual database rather than a plain old text file,
you can let the database do the work for you.
Most flavors (sqlite, post
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Timo List wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm writing an application which will hold a database of people. Ofcourse,
> people can have the same name, so I want to stock them with an unique ID.
>
> I've searched and found some things:
> - uuid.uuid4()
> - id(name)
> - os.urand
