Your Version 7 UUIDs:
01978195-59b7-7112-87b4-fd05843218e5
01978195-59b7-7112-87b5-04a511a176b9
01978195-59b7-7112-87b5-0de04f02fbaf
01978195-59b7-7112-87b5-1732c785b849
01978195-59b7-7112-87b5-1cc5dfffd54e
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What is a UUID?
A Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is a 128-bit number used to identify information in computer systems.
It is usually represented in hexadecimal as a 32-character string, and often written in the format: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx UUIDs are designed to be unique across both space and time, meaning they can be generated on any system at any point in time and will be extremely unlikely (virtually impossible) to collide with a UUID generated elsewhere. This uniqueness is what makes them so useful for applications that require identification of records or objects.
Why use v7 instead of v4?
UUID Version 7 is the latest and greatest version of UUID.
UUID Version 7 (v7) is a better choice than Version 4 (v4) because it includes a built-in timestamp, which makes it easier to keep track of when something happened or was created. This feature also allows you to sort and organize data in chronological order, making it simpler to manage large amounts of information over time.