2010年11月2日 · The relevant sections are 4.8 (columns) and 7.9 (query specification). I don't know of any vendor extensions to the Standard that would allow columns to be returned in any other order, probably because use of SELECT * is generally discouraged. You can use SQL DDL to ensure that columns' ordinal positions match the desired alphabetical order.

2009年4月2日 · SELECT * from [Translation Color] order by [Language Code] I want records ordered in alphabetical order starting by the 'I' letter. Example of result: 'Ioren' 'Iumen' 'Tart' 'Arfen' 'Coldry' I don't want to use union or more sql statements.. just try to catch it with an order by special clause. I've tried with: ORDER BY <field> REGEXP '^I' DESC

2013年9月17日 · If you grouped by the state you'd get 50 records, one for each state. So if all you wanted was the first state alphabetically, grouping by state wouldn't work, as it would give you 50 records instead of the 1 you wanted. If you wanted the first city of each state alphabetically, then grouping by state would make sense. –

You do not need to user where clause while ordering the data alphabetically. here is my code. SELECT * FROM tbl_name ORDER BY field_name that's it. It return the data in alphabetical order ie; From A to Z. :)

2019年7月4日 · You can use conditional CASE in the ORDER BY clause. Note for the first expression case when code in ('LUX-INT', 'LUX-CONT') then -id end desc, it will return id or NULL. As NULL will comes first in ORDER BY, I use DESC and negate the id value so that id is in ascending order. order by case when code in ('LUX-INT', 'LUX-CONT') then -id end desc ...

2012年4月28日 · OK, I a bit confused. It sounds like you want a funky sort order. You want single letters first, and THEN normal sort order. (A fully normal sort would have A, AA, AB, AC, then B) First, simple sorting on a alphabetic field. select SORTFIELD, OTHER, COLUMNS, IN-TABLE from MYTABLE order by SORTFIELD But that's not what you want.

2022年2月9日 · You can specify multiple columns to order by, and they are treated in order. i.e. ORDER BY Salary, Name, will sort first by salary, then by name – GarethD Commented Feb 9, 2022 at 14:17

2014年8月19日 · SELECT p.id,p.nombre FROM provincia p INNER JOIN informacion_tiendas it ON p.id=it.idprovincia GROUP BY p.id ORDER BY COUNT(p.id) DESC,p.nombre ASC I need the next order: first the elements that have more data and order by name, but this SQL give me the next order (I'm ordering some countries with shop):

SQL order numbers alphabetically. 0. SQL Server query to get values in alphabetical order. 0. Order values ...

2014年12月12日 · @MohithKm: no, you either have to write a t-sql function yourself, use a .NET method(you can also use .NET in SQL-Server) or refactor your database design. The easiest would be to sort in on client-side with .NET where you want to show it. –