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When sorting by a value that's shared across multiple objects, the display order can change based on how MySQL returns things. If we add a sub-sort on ID, it will make those results always show up in the same order.
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This issue also shows up when sorting by updated date where multiple objects have the same updated date; paging can change the display order and hide objects.
This just came up again when a client exported records. In some cases they had dupes or missing records. They were sorting on a non-deterministic column.
When sorting by a value that's shared across multiple objects, the display order can change based on how MySQL returns things. If we add a sub-sort on ID, it will make those results always show up in the same order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: