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January 13, 2018 23:01
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Generates sortable sequential GUIDs
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$c = @" | |
using System; | |
using System.Runtime.InteropServices; | |
public static class SeqGuid { | |
private class NativeMethods | |
{ | |
[DllImport("rpcrt4.dll", SetLastError=true)] | |
public static extern int UuidCreateSequential(out Guid guid); | |
} | |
public static Guid NewSequentialID() | |
{ | |
//Code is released into the public domain; no attribution required | |
const int RPC_S_OK = 0; | |
Guid guid; | |
int result = NativeMethods.UuidCreateSequential(out guid); | |
if (result != RPC_S_OK) | |
return Guid.NewGuid(); | |
//Endian swap the UInt32, UInt16, and UInt16 into the big-endian order (RFC specified order) that SQL Server expects | |
//See https://stackoverflow.com/a/47682820/12597 | |
//Short version: UuidCreateSequential writes out three numbers in litte, rather than big, endian order | |
var s = guid.ToByteArray(); | |
var t = new byte[16]; | |
//Endian swap UInt32 | |
t[3] = s[0]; | |
t[2] = s[1]; | |
t[1] = s[2]; | |
t[0] = s[3]; | |
//Endian swap UInt16 | |
t[5] = s[4]; | |
t[4] = s[5]; | |
//Endian swap UInt16 | |
t[7] = s[6]; | |
t[6] = s[7]; | |
//The rest are already in the proper order | |
t[8] = s[8]; | |
t[9] = s[9]; | |
t[10] = s[10]; | |
t[11] = s[11]; | |
t[12] = s[12]; | |
t[13] = s[13]; | |
t[14] = s[14]; | |
t[15] = s[15]; | |
return new Guid(t); | |
} | |
} | |
"@ | |
$t = Add-Type -TypeDefinition $c -Language CSharp | |
[SeqGuid]::NewSequentialID() |
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