I ha开发者_如何学JAVAve the following Guid:
AAB13E97-449B-4D5B-BDE2-AC479C31B782
Using System.Guid + DbLinq + SQLite to store it the following field is added to the database.
973EB1AA-9B44-5B4D-BDE2-AC479C31B782
(Dashes added for clarity)
I can see that the last 8 bytes are in the same order, and the 3 first groups are reversed, but I don't understand why.
Looking at Wikipedia's article on the subject it says:
Data4 stores the bytes in the same order as displayed in the GUID text encoding (see below), but the other three fields are reversed on little-endian systems (for example Intel CPUs).
So I conclude:
- This happens independently from the DBMS or framework used
- This depends on the processor architeture
- This is by design
So the question remains:
Why on earth they designed it this way?
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