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There is a bug that I found in MySql 5.5.19.
When executing:
select uuid(), uuid();
You are getting two equals ids.
I run in two this bug when inserted two uuids to my table, I always got same values.
Does anyone else run in two this bug? How can I perform insert command that requires two uuids for my keys?
Edit:
Actually I got wrong they are different in one digit so it was really hard to see
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From the docs A UUID is designed as a number that is globally unique in space and time. Since the query is compiled before being executed, you are calling
UUID()twice at the same moment in time. Therefore, you cannot expect it to return two unique values in the same query since the same timestamp would be used for both values. This sounds like intended behavior to me.