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POWhy does SQL Server 2000 behave differently than SQL Server 2008 in the absence of an ORDER BY clause?
 

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    1. COUse `ORDER BY` if the order matters. That's valid for any rdbms and version.
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    2. COYou didn't use `ORDER BY` and then are calling lack of ordering a bug?!?!??? Sql 2000 unnecessarily ordering was the bug.
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    3. CObut why the difference in sql 2000 and 2008.. sql 2000 gives the result set in same order exe cuting multiple times. !!!
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