Le 19/01/13 17:59, Ian Whitfield a écrit :
Hi Ian,
Message No Date
149 01/01/13
58 02/01/13
150 02/01/13
225 02/01/13
261 07/01/13
307 18/01/13
148 18/12/12 *
260 18/12/12 *
318 19/01/13
319 19/01/13
306 24/10/12 *
Give us the data that you have in the underlying database table, rather
than that which LO displays, as this may/may not be a bug in the form
control itself, or in some other part of the LO code, as Girvin mentions.
To do this, use the mysql command line interface from the console :
SELECT "Message No", "Date" from whatevermytableiscalled, ORDER BY "Date"
You didn't say, but if you are using the mysql function DATE_FORMAT to
format your dates in a particular way, then you will probably encounter
this :
http://www.geeksww.com/tutorials/database_management_systems/mysql/tips_and_tricks/mysql_dateformat_function_and_order_by.php
That might account for the behaviour you are seeing.
Alex
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