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duplicates - MySql UUID duplication BUG

There is a bug that I found in MySql 5.5.19.

When executing:

select uuid(), uuid();

You are getting two equals ids.

I run in two this bug when inserted two uuids to my table, I always got same values.

Does anyone else run in two this bug? How can I perform insert command that requires two uuids for my keys?

Edit:

Actually I got wrong they are different in one digit so it was really hard to see

c3db9137-705e-11e1-ae17-1c6f6531b785
c3db913f-705e-11e1-ae17-1c6f6531b785

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I strongly believe you are not getting duplicate values, but some almost-identical values (maybe 1 different character). Due to the fact that the UUID's first block is generated from the timestamp in milliseconds, it would mean the functions are executed in the same millisecond (are you running it on a super computer?), which, to be honest, is highly unlikely. If you are really getting duplicates, then run two separate SELECT uuid() queries and use the returned values in your desired query


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