It means to rearrange the rows (or columns) of the table so that the data in a specified column (or row) are in some order. This may be numeric increasing, decreasing, alphnumeric or other.
It means to rearrange the rows (or columns) of the table so that the data in a specified column (or row) are in some order. This may be numeric increasing, decreasing, alphnumeric or other.
It wants you to take the data that is given in the table and graph it. Depending on what sort of data it is, it might be asking you to graph it on the Cartesian Plane (x vs y).
To sort a table means arranging the rows of the table in a specific order based on certain criteria, such as alphabetical order, numerical order, or dates. This makes it easier to find and analyze data within the table.
Use the Sort option. You can then choose which columns or fields to sort on.
No. Most queries list off data, but does not affect the underlying data. Certain types of query can be used to change data in a table, but do not re-arrange the order of the data in the table itself. That is determined by the indexes, mainly the primary key. You can sort the data in the table itself and have it remain that way.
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when i need to see table relationships and sort data by custom fields
Sort refers to the action wherein the data fetched from a database table is ordered as per a specific criteria. The default order of sort is Ascending and the user can do a descending sort by using the keyword DESC after the order by keyword. Ex: select * from employee_details order by employee_num desc If the above statement is executed data will be displayed in descending order of employee numbers.
To sort from smallest to largest. Ascending means to go up.
Sort refers to the action wherein the data fetched from a database table is ordered as per a specific criteria. The default order of sort is Ascending and the user can do a descending sort by using the keyword DESC after the order by keyword. Ex: select * from employee_details order by employee_num desc If the above statement is executed data will be displayed in descending order of employee numbers.
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When you sort data in a query, the records in the underlying table remain unchanged; the sorting only affects the way the data is presented in the query result. The sorting operation is performed in memory, allowing for a temporary arrangement of the records based on the specified criteria. This means that while you can view the sorted data, the original order in the table is preserved. Thus, any subsequent queries or operations on the table will reflect the original, unsorted order.