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[Pat McGowan <pat.mcgowan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  Two Messages were delivered as
  
  TS 1 Msg 1 Part 1
  TS 2 Msg 1 Part 2
  TS 3 Msg 2 Part 1
  TS 3 Msg 1 Part 3
  TS 4 Msg 2 Part 2
  TS 5 Msg 2 Part 4
  TS 5 Msg 2 Part 3
  
  The database shows them all in the correct order of arrival.
  SELECT * FROM text_events ORDER BY timestamp; is correct order
  SELECT * FROM text_events ORDER BY timestamp DESC; is the incorrect order
  
  The event ids contain timestamps and a serial number and are in the
  correct order
  
  Sent from an iPhone 5s
+ 
+ eventid                         timestamp 
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:10-0500-1"	"2015-11-05T17:22:15.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:11-0500-2"	"2015-11-05T17:22:17.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:12-0500-3"	"2015-11-05T17:22:18.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:13-0500-4"	"2015-11-05T17:22:18.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:14-0500-5"	"2015-11-05T17:22:19.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:15-0500-6"	"2015-11-05T17:22:20.000"
+ "2015-11-05T12:22:16-0500-7"	"2015-11-05T17:22:20.000"

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1513580

Title:
  Long message that gets split is shown in the wrong order

Status in messaging-app package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Two Messages were delivered as

  TS 1 Msg 1 Part 1
  TS 2 Msg 1 Part 2
  TS 3 Msg 2 Part 1
  TS 3 Msg 1 Part 3
  TS 4 Msg 2 Part 2
  TS 5 Msg 2 Part 4
  TS 5 Msg 2 Part 3

  The database shows them all in the correct order of arrival.
  SELECT * FROM text_events ORDER BY timestamp; is correct order
  SELECT * FROM text_events ORDER BY timestamp DESC; is the incorrect order

  The event ids contain timestamps and a serial number and are in the
  correct order

  Sent from an iPhone 5s

  eventid                         timestamp 
  "2015-11-05T12:22:10-0500-1"	"2015-11-05T17:22:15.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:11-0500-2"	"2015-11-05T17:22:17.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:12-0500-3"	"2015-11-05T17:22:18.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:13-0500-4"	"2015-11-05T17:22:18.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:14-0500-5"	"2015-11-05T17:22:19.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:15-0500-6"	"2015-11-05T17:22:20.000"
  "2015-11-05T12:22:16-0500-7"	"2015-11-05T17:22:20.000"

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