SQL Server unique-identifier equivalent in C#

c# sql-server-2008 uniqueidentifier
Asad picture Asad · Jan 27, 2010 · Viewed 17k times · Source

What datatype should I use in C# to work with the SQL Server uniqueidentifier.

Do I need any conversions etc ?

Answer

codekaizen picture codekaizen · Jan 27, 2010

System.Guid

No conversions needed.

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