Ok, can i do this? I mean i want to order by name first, then i want to
orderby city, so if we have kevin and john in seattle, i want to be able to
sort them accordingly.
So is it possible to do two order by commands within the SQL statement?
-kev
yes, it is.
SELECT blahblah
...
ORDER BY city, name
Chris Olive,
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Ok, can i do
Order By Name, City
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: Ok, can i do this? I mean i want to order by name first, then i want to
: orderby city, so if we have kevin and john
ORDER BY field1, field2, field3, etc.
Todd Ashworth
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| Ok, can i do this? I mean i want to order by name first, then i want to
| orderby
The syntax would be
ORDER BY Name, City
Jeff Zubeck
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Ok, can i do this? I mean i want to order by name first, then i want to
orderby city
You can do the order by clause as follows;
ORDER BY name, city
At 04:00 PM 7/24/00 EDT, you wrote:
Ok, can i do this? I mean i want to order by name first, then i want to
orderby city, so if we have kevin and john in seattle, i want to be able to
sort them accordingly.
So is it possible
oh my gosh, DUH! Thanks a bunch man.
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