On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 08:16 am, Jerry LeVan wrote:
> I have an srf sql function "annual_report(<year>)" that
> as 14 columns, a category, 12 month numeric columns, and a total
> numeric column.
>
> The function finds monthly totals for each category (which is the
> target of "order by")
> and the grand total for the specified year.
>
> I have another sql function annual_profit_loss(<year>) that summarizes
> the total
> for each month and the grand total for each year. ( There is a text
> column that
> serves a label.) It generates a summary for the annual_report function
> in essence.
>
> I have hoped that
>
> select * from annual_report(2003)
> union
> select * from annual_profit_loss(2003)
Order by title_column = 'Grand Total', month
that will put all rows not containing grand total at the top, sorted by month.
Then grand total's sorted by month. something like that.
>
> would print the last select last ;( but it inserts the last selection
> alphabetically into the rows of the annual_report depending on the label
> field... I suppose I could use a label "zzGrand Totals", but that just
> does not look right.
>
> Is there any way I can force the last select to appear last?
>
> Jerry
>
>
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