DOC: config: fix ordering for "txn.*" fetches

Properly re-order "txn.*" fetches by alphabetical name.

diff --git a/doc/configuration.txt b/doc/configuration.txt
index 156a46e7fda5c30c76bf1d826482e81d1eb868b2..d5df30bfe0b2d6810fa7f4301ac63e547bddfe96 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/configuration.txt
+++ b/doc/configuration.txt
@@ -20514,8 +20514,8 @@ str(<string>)                                      string
 table_avl([<table>])                               integer
 table_cnt([<table>])                               integer
 thread                                             integer
-txn.id32                                           integer
 txn.conn_retries                                   integer
+txn.id32                                           integer
 txn.sess_term_state                                string
 uuid([<version>])                                  string
 var(<var-name>[,<default>])                        undefined
@@ -20966,18 +20966,18 @@ thread : integer
   the function, between 0 and (global.nbthread-1). This is useful for logging
   and debugging purposes.
 
-txn.id32 : integer
-  Returns the internal transaction ID. It is a 32bits integer. So, in absolute,
-  its value is not unique, transaction IDs may wrap. The wrapping period
-  depends on the request rate. In practice, it should not be an issue. For a
-  true unique ID, see "unique-id-format" directive.
-
 txn.conn_retries : integer
   Returns the the number of connection retries experienced by this stream when
   trying to connect to the server. This value is subject to change while the
   connection is not fully established. For HTTP connections, the value may be
   affected by L7 retries.
 
+txn.id32 : integer
+  Returns the internal transaction ID. It is a 32bits integer. So, in absolute,
+  its value is not unique, transaction IDs may wrap. The wrapping period
+  depends on the request rate. In practice, it should not be an issue. For a
+  true unique ID, see "unique-id-format" directive.
+
 txn.sess_term_state : string
   Returns the TCP or HTTP stream termination state, as reported in the log. It
   is a 2-characters string, The final stream state followed by the event which