Problem with order by .......... asc

2004-10-06 Thread Alaios
Hi we need to order a field in a select query... The criteria is based on greek language... The problem seems to be no support for greek language I can change everything in the my.cnf so tell what to do - Do you Yahoo!? vote.yahoo.com -

Problem with order by

2003-12-03 Thread Kittiphum Worachat
Hi all. I have 2 problem about order by and date compare ?? 1. I have two column OrderDate date and OrderCode varchar(5) the problem is if I use "select OrderCode,OrderDate from MyTable order by OrderCode,OrderDate" the result come with error order it does not display in correct order

Problem with ORDER BY

2003-05-30 Thread Peter Fleck
Here are a couple of sample tables: grants.grantidgrants.agency 1 NIH-F 2 NIH-F 3 NIH-F dates.dateid dates.grantid dates.yearday 1 1 31 2 1 60 3 2

Re: New UNION ALL and problem with ORDER BY ?

2003-03-20 Thread Fred van Engen
Hi, On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 03:11:38PM -0800, Mike Lemke wrote: > Hello MySQL Guru's- > This is regarding UNION support in MySQL 4.0.12. > Never used it, but ... > The query below is attempting to return rows that can > be easily parsed for the purposes of creating XML. > The ORDER BY is not

New UNION ALL and problem with ORDER BY ?

2003-03-19 Thread Mike Lemke
Hello MySQL Guru's- This is regarding UNION support in MySQL 4.0.12. The query below is attempting to return rows that can be easily parsed for the purposes of creating XML. The ORDER BY is not being processed properly at the end of the query. Sample scripts are shown below, to setup the DB and

RE: Problem with ORDER BY

2002-09-03 Thread Luc Foisy
turn them back into numbers with a math function ORDER BY ABS(value) > -Original Message- > From: Jürgen Müller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 5:23 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Add: Problem with ORDER BY > > > I've cha

Add: Problem with ORDER BY

2002-08-30 Thread Jürgen Müller
I've changed my query to: $order = "SUBSTRING_INDEX(objektname,'-',1)"; $order .= ",RIGHT(objektname,(LENGTH(objektname)-LOCATE('-',objektname)))"; so that the syntax ist okay, and the tests too: mySQL returns the correct values: objekt SUBSTRING_INDEX(objekt,'-',1) LENGTH(objekt) LOCATE('-'

Add: Problem with ORDER BY

2002-08-30 Thread Jürgen Müller
I've changed my query to: $order = "SUBSTRING_INDEX(objektname,'-',1)"; $order .= ",RIGHT(objektname,(LENGTH(objektname)-LOCATE('-',objektname)))"; so that the syntax ist okay, and the tests too: mySQL returns the correct values: objekt SUBSTRING_INDEX(objekt,'-',1) LENGTH(objekt) LOCATE('-'

Problem with ORDER BY

2002-08-30 Thread Jürgen Müller
Hello, I have a colum as varchar with entries like MD1-1, SD1-10, MD1-4354, KD2-998, ... Now I have a problem with sorting them, because they are treated as a string (f.e. MD1-1 is bigger than KD-998). My order query: $order = "SUBSTRING_INDEX(b.objektname, '-', 1)"; // getting everithing left