Stop Using UUIDs in Your Database
SMRTR summary
UUIDs, commonly used for unique row identification in databases, can lead to performance issues. Two key problems arise when using UUIDs as primary keys: reduced insert performance and potential fragmentation of clustered indexes. These issues can significantly impact database efficiency and should be considered when designing database schemas.
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