Reputation: 668
I have prices in a database as INT if I order by I get
97,650
ends of appearing before
975,455
after sorting in DESC
It appears that since the 6 in the first price is greater than the 3rd place position in the second price, it counts that as a larger number.
Has anyone run into this problem and know how to solve it?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3163
Reputation: 22527
To test, try this slow and sad query.
select prices from (table) order by (prices+0);
If that query works, then it is likely your column is not an INT column. The (prices+0)
makes certain that the data is treated as an integer.
Once you have found that this does indeed work for you, you need to alter the column to be an INT column.
Upvotes: 1