09-07-2017
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Aparna.N
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I have a shell script through which I am executing .sql file and spooling the result of Query from .sql . I want to spool the result in ascending order. Is there any parameter to be set to print result in ascending or descending order.
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Add an "order by" clause to your query and that should sort the data the way you want.
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