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Matt,
You will need the order by clause to guarantee the
order you want.
Depending on the dbms, (and time of day and phase
of the moon), the default order can be:
1. Order records were created
2. Primary key order
3. Last modified date
4. Index being used to access records
Basically, if the order is important, put an
ORDER BY clause on your select.
Phil.
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Title: Message
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Phil Evans
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Hickman, Matt
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Beattie, Barry
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Phil Evans
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Hickman, Matt
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Beattie, Barry
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Phil Evans
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Hickman, Matt
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Gary Menzel
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables Gary Menzel
- [cfaussie] Re: Order by Lists variables WALTERS Scott
