| Purpose: | Create UUIDs in different formats |
| Format: | UUID [/=] [/B] [/Cn] [/Fn] |
Usage:
A UUID (also referred to as a GUID in Windows) is a 128-bit integer number used to uniquely identify resources.
Examples:
[D:\TakeCommand28]uuid /b
{0634f6db-823e-4536-bb40-eb025d3020bc}
[D:\TakeCommand28]uuid /f1
5ED9BCD0-B6B0-4C01-822B-20A03CECB6B0
[D:\TakeCommand28]uuid /f3
42D9909D2385495D9D51C8C6F4AB8D36
Option:
| /= | Display the UUID command dialog to help you set the command line options. The /= option can be anywhere on the line; additional options will set the appropriate fields in the command dialog. |
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
