the results look like: 
01-APR-01            
01-JUL-01 18286  5.46 0.96    17504.48 18286 22610.58 4190 
01-JUN-01 27934  5.75 1.04    28809.37 27934 35830.37 6334 
01-MAY-01            
02-JUL-01 20979  6.14 0.95    19860.98 20979 27195.53 4495 
02-JUN-01 24223  5.52 0.98    23598.10 24223 30321.18 5560 
03-JUL-01 20851  5.81 0.93    19363.53 20851 26090.85 4585 
03-JUN-01 23594  5.36 0.96    22680.82 23594 27655.15 5213 
04-JUL-01 16919  5.80 0.99    16727.62 16919 21459.60 3759

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That is with a order by in the SQL statement as well.

In reply to Re: Re: Time sorting please help by swarddb
in thread Need help sorting timestamps by swarddb

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