@UUID[n] : Returns a UUID (same as a GUID in Windows). n can be:

 

0 - returns the UUID with lower case alphabetic characters and embedded hyphens

1 - returns the UUID with upper case alphabetic characters and embedded hyphens

2 - returns the UUID with lower case alphabetic characters and no hyphens

3 - returns the UUID with upper chase alphabetic characters and no hyphens

 

Examples:

 

echo %@uuid[0]

2a1f64b4-d2cd-4e1b-accf-60effe6065f2

 

echo %@uuid[1]

94D8C597-5DD9-4947-95B5-B80B9EA223A0

 

echo %@uuid[2]

d9ccee3db2ad408fadea484cf8bdc977

 

echo %@uuid[3]

8A0EC71BD8ED4D1B986D071DF96426AE