I have a tricky SQL question. I am working with posts that can be sent or scheduled. Here is the structure:
I am trying to order the data in the table by using the following query : select * from customers order开发者_Python百科 by CUST desc
Im trying use MySQL to order by excluding \"excl\" if it\'s found at the start of a string, and using what ever comes after \"excl\" to order the results.
1. Bloggers blogger_id 1 2 3 2. Posts post_from_blogger_id 1 1 1 2 2 3 As you can see blogger №1 posted more than the others and blogger №3 less. The question is
I\'ve seen other questions similar in StackOverflow, but all of them are based in a auto-increment ID, but I don\'t have that.
I have this query: SELECT * FROM mash order by id asc开发者_如何学Go limit 10 but what i\'m attempting to do is select the last 10 records inserted but order by id asc.
I have a rails application that is using thinking_sphinx for the searching. My problem is that the result returned开发者_如何学Go is sorted with capitals first and lower case after it at the bottom. I
I have the following query which does what I want, but I suspect it is possible to do this without a subquery:
I want to get the top 1 row for each unique value of b with the minimum value of c for that particular value of b. Even though there can be more than 1 row with the same min value (just chose the firs
how can I do multiple sort in return (from p in _db.Pages where p.int_PostStatusId == 2 select p).OrderByDescending(m => m.int_SortOrder);
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