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billy83

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Hello. I have a table (auctions) that i store details about auctions. In this table i have two fileds. Maxbid and bidstart. I want to create an sql statement that will do the following. I want to select all the records and print them ordered by their maxbid. But if the maxbid is 0 then to take the price of bidstart instead. Is this possible?


something like
select * from auctions order by maxbid (but where you find that maxbid is 0 then take the price of the bidstart)
 
What database are you using. The solution to your question will likely depend on it.

-George

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Thanks. It worked fine. I didn't know this case "thing". Thanks again!!
 
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