Why do you think the keys are not in sorted order? To me, they look sorted:

{
  "DD":"2019-01-30",
  "DP":"2018-12-31",
  "MD":"120.00",
  "MJ":"2018-01-30",
  "address1":"1471 Meeks Rd",
  "address2":null,
  "business":"JZ Electroplating",
  "city":"Warran",
  "comments":"This is a test entry",
  "email":"jze@yahoo.com",
  "forename":"John",
  "id":57,
  "lastname":"Zinzer",
  "password":"1234",
  "phone_cell":"517-240-1004",
  "phone_home":"517-233-4378",
  "pin":"JbwmZ",
  "position":"General Member",
  "state":"MI",
  "user_id":19,
  "username":"bwm19",
  "zip":"45789-2334"
}

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At least under the assumption that "sorted" means "sorted as sort would sort", I don't see any contradition.

In reply to Re^13: CGI Action call by Corion
in thread CGI Action call by tultalk

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