On 10/22/12 14:19, Juha Heinanen wrote: > to me it makes sense to store addresses only in canonical format to > database in order to make sure that address comparison can be made > uniquely.
Using the string representation of an address for anything other than to provide a human readable version of it is not a good idea. That's true not only for IPv6 addresses: http://3239475010/ (doesn't work in IE IIRC). If you want to compare addresses in code, use raw 128-bit addresses. cheers
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