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Generate a new GUID in T-SQL

Posted onFebruary 4, 2009August 31, 2016AuthorEmilLeave a comment

This is how to generate a new GUID in SQL Server T-SQL:

SELECT newid()

Result:

1CA040D5-53D6-4E7C-8D36-1000C8B03A91

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