Inserted records are automatically sorted in MS Access database C#.NET

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Hi,

When insert data using OLEDB Jet provider, the data are inserted properly, but the order in which I have inserted is not kept as is. Instead it's automatically changing the order.

How to make the inserted records in the same order ??

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