I have a table with several rows of timestamp (unix epoch)
eg: 1620518277 , 1556748676 , 1547547076, 1602756807, 944971077 (field name -> date_stamp)
And by using
SELECT *
FROM table
ORDER BY date_stamp DESC
The result of this query is :
1. 944971077
2. 1620518277
3. 1602756807
4. 1556748676
5. 1547547076
Everything is sorted fine but how can 944971077 > 1620518277 ???
Anybody had this kind of strange SQL issues ?
Presumably, you are storing these timestamps as strings, not as numbers. A simple option forces a numeric conversion:
SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY date_stamp + 0 DESC
This would occur if timestamp
were a string. A simple method is to convert to a number using implicit conversion:
SELECT *
FROM table
ORDER BY date_stamp + 0 DESC
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