Re: SQL Variable Declare Statement

Wouldn't that just be:
C+ order by Case When :$Sort = '1' then fld1, fld2, fld3
C+               When :$Sort = '2'  then fld2, fld3, fld1
C+               When :$Sort = '3'  then fld3, fld1, fld2

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Hi,
      Your right, the Order by Case is great. But, can I have more than
one? (I want to end up with Order by sort1, sort2, sort3, itemnumber)  I
did some additional searching, and it looks like the question was asked,
but not answered. I my first 3 sort fields are variable, then I have the
item number field.

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