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| From: | Thimble Smith | Date: | October 5 1999 10:42pm |
| Subject: | Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | ||
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At 15:32, 19991005, Scott Hess wrote: >To answer the question, though, you could probably do something like >'select rand() as randorder, * FROM RECORDS ORDER BY randorder', and then >arrange to ignore the randorder column. Please read the mailing list to make sure you understand how things work in different versions of MySQL before using the above command - it might not work the way you expect. If you use the progressive-comp lists, you'll get lots of info if you search for "random" or "orer by rand". http://www.progressive-comp.com/Lists/?l=mysql&r=1&w=2 Tim
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • A question about indexes | Moz | 5 Oct |
| • Re: A question about indexes | Bob Kline | 5 Oct |
| • Outputting Selects in Random Order | Hunter Hillegas | 5 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Thimble Smith | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Bob Kline | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Scott Hess | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Thimble Smith | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Bob Kline | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Hunter Hillegas | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Bob Kline | 6 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Martin Ramsch | 7 Oct |
| • Re: Outputting Selects in Random Order | Hunter Hillegas | 6 Oct |
| • Re: A question about indexes | Mark Papadakis | 5 Oct |
| • Re: A question about indexes | Bob Kline | 6 Oct |
