Unless there is an "order by" clause, the order of rows in the result set is und...

djrobstep · on Feb 5, 2018

As I said:

> Not the result set, the rows of the result set.

Each row is a mapping with ordered keys.

icedchai · on Feb 5, 2018

Perhaps you are confused and mean "columns"? ("Rows of the result set" is what I was referring to.)

A result set has rows, which are not in a deterministic order unless an "order by" is provided. Each row has columns. The columns are in order, obviously.

djrobstep · on Feb 5, 2018

Perhaps you are confused and think I'm talking about the ordering of the result set.

I said that database query result rows are made up of ordered dictionaries. I didn't mention ordering of the result set.

Happy to keep repeating this as many times as necessary.

icedchai · on Feb 6, 2018

ok. We're actually saying the same thing, just in different words.