php/mysql query insert values into enters the records in reverse order

On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 00:13:17 +0100, Christian Kirsch <ck@bru6.de>
wrote:

>Techie Guy wrote:
>> On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 18:09:27 +0100, Christian Kirsch <ck@bru6.de>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Techie Guy wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Yes I read the post and clearly understand that it doesn't matter
>>>>generally, what order data is entered into most databases.
>>>>
>>>>However in this case there are over 5000 records already in the
>>>>correct order in the database and it would be nice to keep them that
>>>
>>>May be you *read* the posting, but then you refuse to *understand*.
>>>THERE IS NO ORDER in a MySQL database.
>>>
>>>
>>>>way.
>>>
>>>Since there is no order, you can't keep it.
>>
>>
>> Oh but yes you can
>>
>> Existing database contents over 5000 records order by ID DESC
>>
>
>Are you really so dense? This is NOT something inherent in the database.
>It's only the OUTPUT that's ordered. Hell.

It's just a shame you guys can't read between the lines of course it's
the output.

I assumed you guys were clever enough to work that out but apparently
NOT.

>> Therefore the order the data is written affect results of previously
>> written scripts
>
>Nonsense.