Nope. You should do:
oderby=db.tablename1.field1|db.tablename2.field2|~db.tablename.
3field3
you can also use expressions:
orderby=db.tablename1.intfield1+db.tablename2.intfield2-1
orderby=db.tablename1.stringfield.lower()
orderby=db.tablename1.datefield.month()
Massimo
On Dec 5, 11:54 am, "Wes James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK - I got two fields in an orderby to work like this:
>
> orderby=(db.dbnam.field1,db.dbname.field2)
>
> -wj
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