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Dual Order By?
Simplistic Query:
$query="SELECT * FROM usedcars WHERE list='yes' ORDER BY 'make'"; However I need to have it order by 'model' as well after it's sorted my make. Can MySql do this easily or do I need to hand build a repeating sorter? What I assumed and failed: $query="SELECT * FROM usedcars WHERE list='yes' ORDER BY 'make' ORDER BY 'model'"; Thanks for any suggestions! Last edited by trig : April 11th, 2005 at 10:12 AM. Reason: Didn't change email notification.
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April 11th, 2005, 12:05 PM
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Try
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SELECT * FROM usedcars WHERE list = 'yes' ORDER BY make, model And don't put single quotes around column names (you can use backticks, but not quotes).
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