Sort the value using DayNames

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HI friends I write the query Like This...

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SELECT Subjects.SubName,DayTable.DayName FROM ClassRoom INNER JOIN Cst ON ClassRoom.ClassId = Cst.ClassId INNER JOIN newTimeTable ON Cst.CstId = newTimeTable.CstId INNER JOIN ClassHours ON newTimeTable.HourId = ClassHours.HourId INNER JOIN Subjects ON Cst.SubjectId = Subjects.SubjectId INNER JOIN DayTable ON newTimeTable.DayId = DayTable.DayId where HourName='5th Hour' and ClassName='1st Class' ORDER BY DayTable.DayName

I have a problem with this..
When I Use this query it fetches the records from DayNames Based On(FriDay,MonDay,TueDay....) But I want(Monday,TesDay,WedDay...)In this form Anyone pls help me....

Posted 22-Apr-12 20:12pm

shwetha1

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Solution 1

You have to define 'DayNo' in your database and then sort based on it to get the result you desire.

In your DatTable, define 'DayNo' column. Put 1,2,3...,6,7 as per you need (Sunday starting day or Monday starting day). Now, in your query, fetch the data as per your need (same as above) but just change the ORDER BY clause and sort based on this new 'DayNo' column.

Posted 22-Apr-12 20:23pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Bernhard Hiller · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-22T20:24:00

Solution 2

ORDER BY DayTable.DayId should do the trick (I hope that your DayId is sorted in a useful way...).

Posted 22-Apr-12 20:24pm

Bernhard Hiller