Vince Collins wrote:
>
> That suggestion works. However, in an example of a query with 10
> columns and assuming you want to allow desc and asc, does anyone have a
> more conscience way other than 20 cfcase statements?
Check if your database support ordering by the ordinal number of the
column in the resultset, i.e. the following sorts by t.B:
SELECT
t.A
, t.B
, t.C
FROM
table t
ORDER BY
2
Jochem
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