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SELECT * FROM file ORDER BY 1 desc
Regards,
Guy
"Jeff Crosby"
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Is there no such thing as a _descending_ PRIMARY KEY in an SQL table? If
that's the case, it surprises me. There will be HLL access to this file.
I've used desc in SQL indices a number of times.
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