Stack Overflow Asked by Donald Li on December 2, 2021
I want to do something like this:
select a
from table
order by
case when a='A' then b,c,d
else d,c,b
a, b, c, d are all columns of the the table.
Your question is not that clear about the result that you really expect, bu I suspect that is:
order by
case when a = 'A' then b else d end,
c,
case when a = 'A' then d else b end
Or if you want records where a = 'A'
first (with the specified order), and then the rest of the records (with the other sequence), then:
order by
case when a = 'A' then 0 else 1 end,
case when a = 'A' then b else d end,
c,
case when a = 'A' then d else b end
Answered by GMB on December 2, 2021
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