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Hello,
Look our homepage : www.anoto.com (Each pen will have a Key). If we have 50 000 000 pen then we will have 50 000 000 keys.
50 000 000 pen is if map to 5% of the mobil phone owner in the world
Regards
Henrik
P.S If you need more info about our tech mail me directly ( It is not a Oracle question I don't want to spam)
Don Jerman wrote:
> Something like: > > create table keys( > key_id char(8) primary key, > key_val raw(128) not null); > > > where key_id is rawtohex(<the 32-bit key id>) and key_val is the 1024bit > key... although it's technically feasable to generate duplicate key id's > (especially with this sample size) it's probably not good policy to allow > them. > > The question is, what are you -doing- with 50M keys? That's enough for > the entire population of the west coast (and then some)! > > > Henrik Ekenberg wrote: >
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