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Expertise: Beginner
Language: Enterprise
February 12, 2001
Using Uniqueidentifier(GUID) in Aggregate Operations (MS SQL Server)

Uniqueidentifier(GUID) can't be used in aggregate operations like count(), etc. This problem may be solved by casting uniqueidentifier as varchar. Presuming that guid_column is a uniqueidentifier column:

select count(cast(guid_column as varchar(36)) from a_table group by
guid_column
Michael Ginzburg
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