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Try this:<br />
myMethod(Order.Number,&quot;O&quot;,<wbr /> new Guid '0000000-0000-0000-0000-00<wbr />0000000000<wbr />');<br />
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or this:<br />
myMethod(Order.Number,&quot;O&quot;,<wbr /> new Guid.Empty);<br />

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Try this:
myMethod(Order.Number,"O", new Guid '0000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000');

or this:
myMethod(Order.Number,"O", new Guid.Empty);


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I have a method that takes a GUID but i just want to pass it a generic...all zero GUID.<br />
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I tried a lot of things and none worked:<br />
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myMethod(DeleteOrderRows_G<wbr />P(Order.Nu<wbr />mber,&quot;O&quot;, new Guid((byte) 0));<br />
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myMethod(Order.Number,&quot;O&quot;,<wbr /> new Guid[0]);<br />
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myMethod(Order.Number,&quot;O&quot;,<wbr /> new Guid(0));
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I have a method that takes a GUID but i just want to pass it a generic...all zero GUID.

I tried a lot of things and none worked:

myMethod(DeleteOrderRows_GP(Order.Number,"O", new Guid((byte) 0));

myMethod(Order.Number,"O", new Guid[0]);

myMethod(Order.Number,"O", new Guid(0));

How do I create a GUID that's all zero?

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