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Asked by leemarc in FoxPro Database
Imagine the following 4 itm in a cursor with the column being a vendor name
<NONE>
1E
3Com
Ingram Micro
Select * from table Order by vendor name produces produced the same list as above.However when I get the cursor into vfp and index on the vendor names the list appears as follows:
1E
3Com
<NONE>
Ingram Micro
I realize that the < char asc is 60 while the 1 char is 49. If that is the issue, why does sql 2000 have a different order. I need the index for search capabilities in the resultant cursor [there are really over 1000 vendors in the list].
So far the only thing I can come with is to for a space as the first char in <NONE> so that it is always 1st in the list. Should there not be a better way?
20091111-EE-VQP-91 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
