The sort orders command is typically used in programming and database management to specify the sequence in which data should be arranged, either in ascending or descending order. For example, in SQL, the ORDER BY
clause allows users to define how query results are sorted based on one or more columns. Different programming languages and database systems may have specific syntax and options for implementing sort orders, but the core concept remains the same: organizing data for easier analysis and retrieval.
I command you to go do the laundry. I command you to obey my orders.
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The "sort" command.
To take orders from whoever is in command of them and to do those orders.
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it means that you give orders to people
no only data can be sort from the excel sheet.. not in the file
Those were his orders.
GSA is when you PCS and IA means you return back to the same command you left from.
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Command of the Army Act