RE: SQL - Using Case in Order By clause

Hi,
      Is it possible to order by more than one fields when you use case in
SQL?  In all the examples I found, it only had one field on each When. For
example, this works: (The file has fields for entire name, last name &
first name. I am printing labels, so only need the entire name to print,
but separate fields for sorting)

       C/EXEC SQL DECLARE A CURSOR FOR
       C+ SELECT EMEMP#,EMPNAM,EMSTCD,EMOHYY,EMCORP,EMPAY#
       C+ FROM HRV6DTA/HRPEMP
       C+ ORDER BY Case       When :F1Sort = 'Y' then EMEMP#
       C+                           When :F1Sort = 'N' then EMLNAM
       C+                           End
       C/END-EXEC

But I can't seem to get SEU to accept this:

      C/EXEC SQL DECLARE A CURSOR FOR
      C+ SELECT EMEMP#,EMPNAM,EMSTCD,EMOHYY,EMCORP,EMPAY#
      C+ FROM HRV6DTA/HRPEMP
      C+ ORDER BY Case  When :F1Sort = 'Y' then EMEMP#
      C+                      When :F1Sort = 'N' then EMLNAM, EMFNAM
      C+                      End
      C/END-EXEC

I get the message   'Token , was not valid. Valid tokens: END. '
If this doesn't work, I was going to try to concatenate the last name and
first name and use that to sort. Any ideas?

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Terri Harteau
Felker Brothers Corporation
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