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clause . Order Direction ( ASC , DESC) The default ordering direction is ascending ... follows: SELECT c.name FROM Country c ORDER BY c.name ASC On the other hand, to apply descending order ... ); Root c = q. from (Country.class); q. select (c); q. orderBy (cb. asc (c. get ("currency")), cb. desc

JPA Method in javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder Order asc (    Expression  x ) Create an ordering by the ascending value of the expression. Parameters: x - expression used to define the ordering Return: ascending ordering corresponding to the expression Since: JPA 2.0

interface is a thin wrapper around Expression , which adds order direction - either ascending ( ASC ) or descending (DESC). The CriteriaBuilder 's asc and desc methods take an expression and return

but cannot be one of the following reserved words: ABS, ALL, AND, ANY, AS, ASC , AVG, BETWEEN, BIT_LENGTH

, ...). Criteria ORDER BY  ( orderBy , Order , asc , desc ).

and aggregates ). ORDER BY (including ASC , DESC). Aggregates (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN). Query

, avg , min , max , ...). ORDER BY clause ( orderBy , Order , asc , desc ). The links above are direct

] [ ASC | DESC] If ASC or DESC is not specified, ASC (ascending order) is assumed. If the ordering ... @OrderBy("lastname ASC ") public List getStudents() {...}; ... } Example 2: @Entity public class Student ... _or_field_name] [ ASC | DESC] If ASC or DESC is not specified, ASC (ascending order) is assumed

;  + "order by s_location.id asc ";         ... ;  + "order by s.location.id asc ";         ... ;   + "order by s_location.id asc ";        

with such a simple query: select prod from Product prod order by prod.id ASC Right now I have 55541 ... ("select prod from Product prod order by prod.id ASC ", Product.class); prodList = icQuery ... order by prod.id ASC ] 2011-11-15 19:30:59.578 [http-bio-8080-exec-3] DEBUG pl.hplxtool.dao.impl

this query: (I know, it's not very efficient...) select i from Invoice i order by i.getPrice() desc/ asc it gives the same order for desc and asc (every time asc ) When the float is not calculated (only returned ... in this case at all - it was only a luck, that asc ordering was working... anaq x Following

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence.OrderBy String value default "" An orderby_list . Specified as follows: orderby_list::= orderby_item [,orderby_item] orderby_item::= [property_or_field_name] [ ASC | DESC] If ASC or DESC is not specified, ASC (ascending order) is assumed

follows: column::= index_column [,index_column] index_column::= column_name [ ASC | DESC] If ASC or DESC is not specified, ASC (ascending order) is assumed. See Also: Table SecondaryTable

do something like SELECT FROM Test ORDER BY hint.name It orders ASC like this (assuming I've got ... though what I want for ASC (because it simply makes more sense) is: Test 1 (with hint = A) Test 2 (with hint

;  q.select(intCaptial);         q.orderBy(cb. asc (intCaptial ... .as(Integer.class); q.select(intApproveEmail); q.orderBy(cb. asc (intApproveEmail)); query = em

  The sql that works is ORDER BY CAST(SUBSTR(username FROM 4) AS UNSIGNED) ASC Using JPQL SELECT u FROM Users u ORDER BY SUBSTRING(u.username,4)*1 ASC If you have other alternative for JPA

- if an argument is a tuple- or array-valued selection item Since: JPA 2.0 Order asc ( Expression  

.persistenceId ASC But it's look like it's not a correct query, the compiler does not like the parentheses

hour(ov.created) ASC where ov.created is normal Date() field return only hours from 0 to 11 (check

bk FROM OBN bk ORDER BY bk.time ASC ", OBN); ) 2/ after a little while - some of the applications

+ " ASC ";    } else {     q = "select prod from Product prod order by prod

= root.join("other");   query.orderBy(cb. asc (cb.upper((Expression ) (Expression ) otherJoin

Hi, I am doing something simple like final Root from = criteria.from(T.class) final Path path = from.get("someStringProperty") final Expression upperPath = builder.upper((Expression ) path); upperPath.alias("TEST"); criteria.multiselect(from, path); criteria.orderBy(builder. asc (upperPath)) I

with different ASC / DESC components will be supported in future versions. Meanwhile, consider reversing