← Back to context Comment by hopfenspergerj 3 days ago It's standard sql behavior, users always specify the ordering they want as part of the query. 2 comments hopfenspergerj Reply Xunjin 3 days ago Often people new to databases and SQL thinks ordering is implicit, I have teach dozens of juniors that believe this is the default. I always wondered why that is the thought process... fwip 3 days ago Because out of the first 100 queries they ran, 99 came back in order and they didn't notice that the 100th didn't.
Xunjin 3 days ago Often people new to databases and SQL thinks ordering is implicit, I have teach dozens of juniors that believe this is the default. I always wondered why that is the thought process... fwip 3 days ago Because out of the first 100 queries they ran, 99 came back in order and they didn't notice that the 100th didn't.
fwip 3 days ago Because out of the first 100 queries they ran, 99 came back in order and they didn't notice that the 100th didn't.
Often people new to databases and SQL thinks ordering is implicit, I have teach dozens of juniors that believe this is the default. I always wondered why that is the thought process...
Because out of the first 100 queries they ran, 99 came back in order and they didn't notice that the 100th didn't.