On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 12:44:16PM +0100, Nikola Karovi? wrote:
> on my web site i have an option that user can add their comments about my
> articles. I have table articles, and table comments. On table comments
> column unique id (auto increment) and articleid. It displays them and sort
> coments by unique id. When i delete eg. comment number 4, next comment is
> eg.comment number 23. That new comment has unique id 23, but it is placed
> instead id comment 4, so i get:
>
> 1 comment
> 2 comment
> 3 comment
> 23 comment
> 4 comment
>
> is this wrong?
No, the database can store them internally however it wants. If you
want your results to be in a certain order you should use the order by
clause in SQL.
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