Обсуждение: WHERE (columnX IN (x,y,z)) ORDER BY columnY conflict

I've been trying to get this query to work to no avail. Both parts
work in isolation. I am able to replace the IN clause with an ILIKE
statement and the ORDER BY works fine. But in combination with the IN
statement, the ORDER BY statement does not actually order the results,
though no errors are thrown and the IN section returns results as
expected.  Am I missing something simple here? I haven't been able to
turn up any results on google...

Thanks,

"Jay" <jay.doo@gmail.com> writes:

> I've been trying to get this query to work to no avail. Both parts
> work in isolation. I am able to replace the IN clause with an ILIKE
> statement and the ORDER BY works fine. But in combination with the IN
> statement, the ORDER BY statement does not actually order the results,
> though no errors are thrown and the IN section returns results as
> expected.  Am I missing something simple here? I haven't been able to
> turn up any results on google...

Post an example of what you're talking about.

Also, what version of the server are you using?
Have you updated to the latest bug-fix release for that version?

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