Andre is completely right about the database supporting transactions. That is the simple side of it. If you want a clustered sequential index you must have a transactional database. Then use the <cftransaction> tag to wrap the transactions. If you are trying to figure a way to do this with Access, you are trying to figure our how to turn a row boat into a luxury liner. Access is a row boat with lots of extras. Remember, the extras don't tell you what kind of boat it is! Use the right boat for the task. If a row boat will do, it is the right boat. If you require a "clustered" server, it is a natural assumption that you would be using a transactional database.
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