On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 11:53:46PM +0100, Daniel Fetchinson wrote:
> What would be the most natural way of specifying an ordering for columns?
SQLObject preserves the order of columns, indices and joins since at
least version 0.14.0; the order of every object is stored in the
attribute .creationOrder. Lists of columns (sqlmeta.columnList), indices
(sqlmeta.indexes and sqlmeta.indexDefinitions) and join definitions
(sqlmeta.joinDefinitions) are sorted according to .creationOrder; the
list of joins (sqlmeta.joins) is not sorted due to the way joins are
created.
Oleg.
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