"MYSQL" ORDER by sort

• You can use any of the fields as criteria for sorting, returning the sorted query results.
• You can set multiple fields to sort.
• You can use the ASC or DESC keyword to set the query result to be sorted in ascending or descending order. By default, it is sorted in ascending order.
• You can add WHERE ... The LIKE clause to set the condition.

If the character set uses the GBK (character encoding character set), add ORDER by directly behind the query statement:

* FROM Runoob_tblorder by Runoob_title; 

If the character set uses UTF8 (universal code), the fields need to be transcoded and then sorted:

* FROM Runoob_tblorder by CONVERT(using gbk);    

"MYSQL" ORDER by sort