>>Sure. I would use:
>>
>>SELECT *
>>FROM SourceIPSpamCount
>>ORDER BY SourceIP
>>
>>But I don't use MS SQL Server ;-)
>
> I'm afraid that comment was lost on me? If you could give me a bit more
> information, perhaps I could come up with an equivalent in SQL Server
> for Tony.
Somebody wrote IP, network and MAC datatypes for PostgreSQL,
including support for the big seven operators. So I could just
use the IP datatype for SourceIP and everything would work
automagically:
jochemd=> create table iptest (ip inet);
jochemd=> insert into iptest (ip) values ('10.0.17.3');
jochemd=> insert into iptest (ip) values ('10.0.1.3');
jochemd=> insert into iptest (ip) values ('10.1.1.3');
jochemd=> insert into iptest (ip) values ('1.1.1.3');
jochemd=> insert into iptest (ip) values ('9.9.9.9');
jochemd=> select * from iptest order by ip ;
ip
-----------
1.1.1.3
9.9.9.9
10.0.1.3
10.0.17.3
10.1.1.3
(5 rows)
jochemd=>
Since it is my understanding that you can't write your own
operators in MS SQL Server, I doubt this is going to fly.
Jochem
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