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"Boffo Jinko" <test_at_yahoo.com> wrote
> When this query is returned, it returns the results in order from lowest to
> highest. This is typically okay, but I need to have the results returned in
> the order they were entered by the user.
Define what you mean by "the order they were entered by the user".
Very likely, what you have designed ito of db design and SQL design, do not come close to what you think it is.
E.g. do you consider an entry when the data set is put into edit mode by the user to add a new entry? Or when that data set is committed on the back-end? How many entries are there be transaction? Etc.
I'm hard pressed to find a why you want to have it ordered like that... What business requirement are you trying to satisfy?
-- BillyReceived on Fri Nov 07 2003 - 00:32:27 CST
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