Jasmine Sandlas
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HASHBYTE Function in SQL Server | Help | Urgent
Hi Guys,
select hashbytes('SHA2_256','123' +'456'+'1' ) -- Hashbytes will always give UNIQUE value for n number of rows.
Just wanted to know, if we convert the HASHBYTES function to BIGINT like:-
select convert(bigint, hashbytes('SHA2_256','123' +'456'+'1' )) will this conversion will always give UNIQUE values if their are million or billions of rows?
Please help.
select hashbytes('SHA2_256','123'
Just wanted to know, if we convert the HASHBYTES function to BIGINT like:-
select convert(bigint, hashbytes('SHA2_256','123'
Please help.
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