You say --
>Use
>SELECT appid FROM mytable ORDER BY appid;
>
>to return the rows in the order that you want them.
>
>Or perhaps you mean
>SELECT appid FROM mytable WHERE appid > last_id_that_I_was_looking_at
>ORDER BY appid LIMIT 1;
>
If you are looking for a single row to be returned, why use "LIMIT 1",
Would it not be as good to use mysql_fetch_row(), such as :-
$Myrow = mysql_fetch_row ( mysql_query("SELECT appid FROM MyTable
ORDER BY appid"));
Kizz
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