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It's not clear to me whether SQL Server's UNIQUEIDENTIFIER is an RFC4122 v4 UUID. It is 128bits, so it could certainly be treated as one. It would be easy enough to use node-uuid's unparse function to turn the value in to a string. I think that it's a reasonable thing to do.
As for exposing varbinary and image as a Buffer instead of an array of integers, that makes perfect sense. I don't know what I was thinking when I originally coded it.
With node-uuid, would it be possible to have the UNIQUEIDENTIFIER return the string representation?
Also, what about having binary strings return a Buffer?
On a side note... really like tedious, way more polished than node-sqlserver is at this point... what a headache.
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