fix rare query test failures due to nondeterminism without order by clause #1365
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I was wondering why this travis testrun failed. I investigated and found that the queries involved did not have order by clauses, but were assuming that the query result would return in the same order in which the records were persisted. This is not guaranteed to be the case on most RDBs.
This PR simply adds an order by clause to the queries that will produce a deterministic result and prevent spurious test failures.