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Sorting a dataset on a column which is not a part of a key?
northyen
Member Posts: 14
Hello!
The question is quite simple, I'm searching for a way to sort a dataset (which have been selected by SETRANGE etc.) - but so far it seems you have to setup and use a key. Is that really true? Any clever work arounds?
Coming from a SQL world, it boggles my mind, as I can easily do that, by using ORDER BY.
The question is quite simple, I'm searching for a way to sort a dataset (which have been selected by SETRANGE etc.) - but so far it seems you have to setup and use a key. Is that really true? Any clever work arounds?
Coming from a SQL world, it boggles my mind, as I can easily do that, by using ORDER BY.
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The questions is: why would you want to sort your dataset as this can be easily handled in the "layout"?
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