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UUID¤

Generates UUIDs. If no input value is provided, a random UUID (type 4) is generated using a cryptographically strong pseudo random number generator. If input values are provided, a name-based UUID (type 3) is generated for each input value. Each input value will generate a separate UUID. For building a UUID from multiple inputs, the Concatenate operator can be used.

Examples¤

Notation: List of values are represented via square brackets. Example: [first, second] represents a list of two values “first” and “second”.

Example 1:

  • Input values:

    1. [input value]

  • Returns: [cee963a2-8f70-3e97-b51a-85ef732e66dd]

Example 2:

  • Input values:

    1. [üöä!, êéè]

  • Returns: [690802dd-a317-335f-807c-e4e1e32b7b5b, 925cbd7f-377b-3fbd-8f4c-ca41529b74ad]

Parameter¤

None

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