Comment by cpburns2009
15 hours ago
They already do. UUIDv7 neatly solves a common problem: a random, unguessable, public id that works well with databaes. UUIDv4 is infamous for this.
15 hours ago
They already do. UUIDv7 neatly solves a common problem: a random, unguessable, public id that works well with databaes. UUIDv4 is infamous for this.
This very much sounds like databases do not, in fact, support indexing on more than one thing at once.
Yes, you cannot be in one order and also a different order at the same time. You can make another index, but that's something else entirely.