Select in 10g and 11g R2

Hi,
a select in 10g and in 11g from the same table does not return the data in the same order.
Any solution ?
I have a dblink in a 10g reading a table in a 11g database.
Is there any option in creating DB_LINK for that ?
Thank you.

user522961 wrote:
Hi,
a select in 10g and in 11g from the same table does not return the data in the same order.
Any solution ?
I have a dblink in a 10g reading a table in a 11g database.
Is there any option in creating DB_LINK for that ?
Thank you.What order? Use an Order By clause to get the data in the order you want .
Aman....

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