John McCawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:

> I believe that it makes a lot of practical difference, just like organizing 
> related code into files, classes etc. is important for clarity.  This isn't 
> a trivial thing, and the other (sarcastic?) suggestion that I reorder my 
> select misses the point.

Not really sarcastic. You can't expect the order of values in a table,
and you can't expect the order of columns in a table.

If you do a 'select * from ...', and the table-structure is changed,
then you get problems. If you do a 'select col1, col2, col2, ... coln
...'), no problems.

A (german) article about this (with mysql):
http://php-faq.de/q/q-sql-select.html


HTH, Andreas
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