RecordOrder, RowOrder
1,2
2,4
3,1
4,3
Or something like that. You want nothing fancy, nothing to base the order on, no groupings. Just a simple, straight forward method for order
,row_number() over(partition by 1 order by newid() asc) row_num
Example from my ExampleETL database:
id
|
name
|
row_num
|
4.47E+08
|
sysssislog
|
7
|
6.71E+08
|
SSIS Configurations
|
2
|
6.87E+08
|
FILELIST
|
1
|
7.35E+08
|
PERSON
|
8
|
7.99E+08
|
COMPANY
|
3
|
8.47E+08
|
COMPANYPERSONRELATIONSHIP
|
10
|
8.79E+08
|
COMPANYPERSON
|
4
|
9.59E+08
|
ExampleDatabaseToDatabaseTransfer
|
9
|
9.75E+08
|
PRODUCT
|
6
|
1.02E+09
|
PRODUCTCOMPANYPRICE
|
5
|
Note that the row_num assigned was within the range requested, and assigned randomly, it should provide different results when run repeatedly.
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