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MSSQL Retrieve query in random order

Asked by IRHusker in SQL Query Syntax

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Hello,

I need to do a MSSQL query via ColdFusion(irrelevant) and get the results to come back in random order each time.  I do not wish to limit them to 5,10,15 or whatever. I will restrict the result by the WHERE clause and just always have the results come back in random order.  Tried the following but didn't seem to work.

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SELECT *
FROM table 
WHERE  this or that = this or that
ORDER by rand()
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