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Sort Query Output in Descending Order in Oracle
How To Sort Query Output in Descending Order in Oracle?
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If you want to sort a column in descending order, you can specify the DESC keyword in the ORDER BY clause. The following SELECT statement first sorts the department in descending order, then sorts the salary in ascending order:
SQL> SELECT department_id, first_name, last_name, salary
FROM employees ORDER BY department_id DESC, salary;
DEPARTMENT_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME SALARY
------------- --------------- --------------- ----------
Kimberely Grant 7000
110 William Gietz 8300
110 Shelley Higgins 12000
100 Luis Popp 6900
100 Ismael Sciarra 7700
100 Jose Manuel Urman 7800
100 John Chen 8200
100 Daniel Faviet 9000
......
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