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May 14th, 2000 20:04
Nathan Wallace, Sam Masiello
You can do that by just adding the second column to your order by statement at the end of your query. Like this: SELECT a, b FROM table WHERE ..... ORDER BY a, b ; If you have more columns that you end up wanting to order by, just add them to your order by list and separate the fields by commas.