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Message # 1010415:
Date: 03/25/02 04:48
By: Luis Oliveira
Subject: Sample SQL to run reports sorting

Letīs take this query for instance:

SELECT day, count(*)
FROM activity_log
WHERE type=0 GROUP BY day

What if one wants the results ordered by the amount of hits descending, like:

25/03/2002 100 hits
12/02/2002 54 hits
03/01/2002 7 hits

Does anybody know how to do this?

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Use timestamp from random numnicole05/16/02 16:50
RE: Sample SQL to run reports sortingChris Peterson04/22/02 04:14
RE: Sample SQL to run reports sortingBrandon04/05/02 18:19
Sample SQL to run reports sortingLuis Oliveira03/25/02 04:48
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Referrer, uniques and standardsFrans03/08/01 19:46
Memory effective DatabaseKenneth02/08/01 12:21
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Java referrerdavid01/01/01 20:35
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RE: Referrer checking?david12/27/00 20:55
RE: A more optimized solutionRichard Bendelow12/22/00 08:41
RE: Badly normalized - Both?llong12/20/00 18:36
RE: opentrackerllong12/20/00 18:21
Error but no error echoed???Charles12/19/00 15:36
Apache log => mysqlJames12/19/00 10:05
RE: Badly normalizedJeppe Salvesen12/15/00 20:12
Simple way to convert Day integer back to datPatrick12/14/00 21:27
mod_log_mysql is the way to goNathan Cassano12/14/00 11:54
!the real solution: webalizer.com/sample !!!Igor12/13/00 13:40
RE: Badly normalizedBeth J.12/13/00 11:08
RE: Disabled imagesTim Perdue, PHPBuilder.com12/13/00 10:32
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A more optimized solutionStallion12/12/00 14:57
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RE: Not the fastest solutionViking12/12/00 11:37
RE: Badly normalizedMartijn12/12/00 11:29
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RE: Referrer checking?Martin Joergensen12/12/00 10:25
RE: Badly normalizedTim Perdue, PHPBuilder.com12/12/00 09:44
Another alternativeGeorge Schlossnagle12/12/00 08:58
RE: Referrer checking?Grant Petersen12/12/00 01:54
RE: Not the fastest solutionHendrik Mans12/11/00 20:13
Badly normalizedJeppe Salvesen12/11/00 19:04
HTML-based e-mailChris Thompson12/11/00 17:42
Not the fastest solutionViking12/11/00 16:08
RE: Real user trackingSean Clark12/11/00 14:07
RE: Real user trackingluke chasteen12/11/00 12:53
RE: Referrer checking?Pavel Prishivalko12/11/00 10:55
RE: Referrer checking?Micheal O Shea12/11/00 09:33
RE: Real user trackingTim Perdue, PHPBuilder.com12/11/00 09:30
RE: Referrer checking?John12/11/00 08:24
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Referrer checking?Hendrik Mans12/10/00 20:44
 

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