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Hi.
I defined the table LGOrdenLinea with the default order: CreatedAt, descendent.
I used these three instructions.
$prOrdenLineaId = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea',,, 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
$prOrdenLineaId1 = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea', 'createdAt', 'desc', 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
$prOrdenLineaId2 = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea', 'createdAt', 'asc', 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
Theoretically $prOrdenLineaId should be equal to $prOrdenLineaId1.
It wasn't. It was equal to $prOrdenLineaId2
Not sure if the first instruction readed unordered (and randomly matched with ascendent) or it was ascendent.
I defined the table LGOrdenLinea with the default order: CreatedAt, descendent.
I used these three instructions.
$prOrdenLineaId = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea',,, 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
$prOrdenLineaId1 = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea', 'createdAt', 'desc', 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
$prOrdenLineaId2 = record\findOne('LGOrdenLinea', 'createdAt', 'asc', 'name=', $prSuscripcion);
Theoretically $prOrdenLineaId should be equal to $prOrdenLineaId1.
It wasn't. It was equal to $prOrdenLineaId2
Not sure if the first instruction readed unordered (and randomly matched with ascendent) or it was ascendent.
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