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| From: | Peter Brawley | Date: | August 14 2004 9:15am |
| Subject: | Re: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | ||
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A defining feature of a relational database is that its data storage is entirely independent of the physical order of rows. To specify row order in a query, use an ORDER BY clause. PB ----- Original Message ----- From: Remember14a@stripped To: mysql@stripped Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 2:56 AM Subject: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER Dear Friends, I have mysql table which retains names,Data is written to mysql table using php query, however when I check the records, I amn't able to do the same in alphabetical order. How do I make mysql to retain records in alphabetical order. Any guidance, please.
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| • MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Remember14a | 14 Aug |
| • Re: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Martijn Tonies | 14 Aug |
| • RE: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Peter Lovatt | 14 Aug |
| • Re: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Peter Brawley | 14 Aug |
| • Re: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Remember14a | 14 Aug |
| • RE: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Sunmaia | 14 Aug |
| • Re: MYSQL RECORDS AND ALPHABETICAL ORDER | Martijn Tonies | 14 Aug |
