Much thanks. I think you may have hinted on something about the order in which the database returns rows. I thought that it always returns the rows in the order they were inserted. From what you're saying, that's a wrong assumption. So to give you a little more info, the data being written to the database is from an excel sheet. Ultimately, I wanted to query and display the first 10 rows of the excel sheet after the data has been inserted / written onto the table. I don't have an autoincrement / serial/ sequence field unfortunately. Is there anything else I can do to return the first 10 inserted rows in their correct order? Thanks again.
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