As you know, SharePoint uses a lot of GUIDs. Usually it makes no difference if you include the accolades around the GUID, except when defining Site Columns. Of course, SharePoint doesn’t actually complain about the lack of accolades, not even when you reference your Site Column in a Content Type. It will just completely ignore the Site Column and not include it in the Content Type.
Wrong:
<ID="f35719f9-2c30-4a6b-9962-69b481139a02" Name="FunctionCode" DisplayName="" Group="UserProfile Function History Columns" Type="Text" Required="false" />
Right:
<ID="{f35719f9-2c30-4a6b-9962-69b481139a02}" Name="FunctionCode" DisplayName="" Group="UserProfile Function History Columns" Type="Text" Required="false" />
References to the Site Columns do not need to include the accolades. The following will still work:
<ID="f35719f9-2c30-4a6b-9962-69b481139a02" Name="FunctionCode" DisplayName="" Required="false" />
I think the Wrong en Right example are the same. Both use accolades.
Woops, indeed. Copy/paste error I guess. Still getting used to the WordPress content editor. 😉