On 9/16/08, Brian Aker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi!
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> On Sep 16, 2008, at 10:15 PM, Jay Pipes wrote:
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>  sort (ORDER BY) or compare (WHERE) values in a column based on a
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> What if you do not have an index but you still want to call ORDERY BY? To
> me the collation is a property of the column... and possibly we need one on
> the index as well (in the case of INDEX(A,B).


It makes baby Jesus cry when developers order by a field not in an index.
Well, not really, but it makes me fume and post things to www.dbawtf.com.

Speaking of which, I believe that indexes aren't allowed to specify ASC or
DESC.  This means that if I want to ORDER BY foo ASC, bar DESC I can't use
the index to do the ordering.  Will Drizzle fix this?  (I'm OK with the
default being parity -- ASC ASC and DESC DESC, but there should be away to
achive non-parity, ASC DESC and DESC ASC).

Cheers,
>        -Brian
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