But when I've finished calculating the 4 billion names of God, it wont
matter anyway - end of universe as we know it . . . ;-)
Regards.
SGO.
<jeff.fitzmyers@managestar.com> wrote in message
news:371EAC487A83CD4296F6999FD088D83305B725@atlas.managestar.com...
> Remembering past discussions: Yes OID's wrap around. When this happens,
> they will not nesecarily be unique anymore. Apparently this should not
> be a problem unless one has queries that specifically use OID's. INT8
> OID's have been talked about and will probably be implemented some day.
>
> Jeff
> >>>>>
> Someone mentioned the OIDs are unique for every row for an entire
> database cluster. I also notice that they are not being reused (like a
> sequence). Will they wrap around as soon as the 2^32 boundary is hit?
>
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