Where clause gives me correct result

hi all,
My doubt is when i give where clause with service call id , i am getting correct order of results for the specific order id .
But when i give parameter instead of service call id , startdate and end date , such that it will give me all service calls between those dates , for some records i am getting results in correct order by , but some records are not coming in order by .
unfortunately , am unable to copy the code here , as client is not giving permission .
Please help me.
Regards, Subathra

Unless and until you add "order by" to a query, you cannot say ANYTHING about the order of the rows returned. Well, short of 'you cannot rely on the order of the rows being returned'.
It never has, it never did, it never will.
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