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Tom Ellison
Dear gv:
Your post implies there is some order to the rows. This happens only when
you sort them.
If you will supply me with the code for a query that displays these rows in
the order you want them numbered, I can add a column to that query that
supplies the incremental numbers.
You probably should not update the table to save this number. Every time a
row is added to the table, deleted, or when any of the sort columns is
modified, this ordering will change. It is therefore a very dynamic thing.
It would be better to number them as of the moment using just a SELECT
query.
Your post implies there is some order to the rows. This happens only when
you sort them.
If you will supply me with the code for a query that displays these rows in
the order you want them numbered, I can add a column to that query that
supplies the incremental numbers.
You probably should not update the table to save this number. Every time a
row is added to the table, deleted, or when any of the sort columns is
modified, this ordering will change. It is therefore a very dynamic thing.
It would be better to number them as of the moment using just a SELECT
query.