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    From Dream Master@dream.master@CIAD.remove-c43-this to All on Wed Jan 27 09:13:24 2021
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    Is there any way with FIXSMB to reorg the message bases to be "date" sensitive? I sent a %RESCAN to one of my feeds and ended up getting a plethora of messages that put older messages after newer messages. A little annoying and I prefer consistency (and consistent dating).

    Brian Klauss <-> Dream Master
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  • From Digital Man@digital.man@vert.synchro.net.remove-b38-this to Dream Master on Wed Jan 27 13:52:01 2021
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    Re: Date Based Reorg
    By: Dream Master to All on Wed Jan 27 2021 09:13 am

    Is there any way with FIXSMB to reorg the message bases to be "date" sensitive?

    The index order of messages *is* date sensitive, it's the date the message was imported (added to the message base).

    I sent a %RESCAN to one of my feeds and ended up getting a
    plethora of messages that put older messages after newer messages. A little annoying and I prefer consistency (and consistent dating).

    You can use a message lister with a sort option and sort by date "written" rather than date imported.

    In message networks, its quite common to receive (import) messages in a different chronology order than in which they were actually written by each author.
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