Tickets :: Comment on [#12600] Horde_History::getByModSeq() broken by design?

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Comment	>>> Returning the most recent entry doesn't work because the query >>> doesn't specify any order, so selectAssoc() will return whatever >>> happens to be the last returned row. >> >> The function searches for unique object uids that changed during a >> given modseq range. >> So it's not important which row it returns. >> >> If we want to return the most recent row, we could add an "ORDER BY >> modseq DESC" statement, though it's not currently not needed. The >> user can use the getLatestEntry($object_uid) if really needed. > > That won't work, because columns in the ORDER BY clause need to be in > the SELECT list too, in pgsql. selectAssoc() won't work with three > columns though. > > If the actual values of the array don't matter, why are they returned > at all? If the purpose of the method is to just return object IDs, > why doesn't it simply return object IDs?
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