Greetings!
I have this schema,
CREATE TABLE LSOpenJobs
(
id integer primary key, ProjID, parent, children, login, cust,
proj, PClass, PSubClass, bdate, ddate, edate, pm, pmuk, lang, vendor,
vEmail, invoice, ProjFund, A_No, wDir, notes, status
);
When I do a,
SELECT * FROM LSOpenJobs WHERE status='o' ORDER BY ProjID, PSubClass,
parent, bdate, ddate, edate;
the ORDERing, or sorting, is done alphabetically and not numerically. Is
there a possibility to get this ORDER BY done numberically? ProjID is an
integer, and so I end up with this,
ProjID, cust, proj,..., status
100, ...
100, ...
100, ...
114, ...
114, ...
114, ...
114, ...
114, ...
116, ...
116, ...
98, ...
98, ...
98, ...
63, ...
63, ...
63, ...
etc. What I would like is to have
63
63
98
98
100
100
114
114
116
116
Is this possible without me having to sort it out? I know I could probably
add 0's to the entry, and so 00063... 00116, but I want sqlite to provide
this to me. :-)
thanks,
josé
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