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Insert into TableName values(newId(), 1, 2, etc)
The newid() will give you an key that looks like: {8F71E963-2A02-4550-A1F0-58D172DB4862}. This key is unique to all other keys and will never be generated again by the same computer. The table column has to be type uniqueidentifier.
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