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i have a db like:

id - paid - type
1 - 7 - a
2 - 15 - c
3 - 0 - b
4 - 6 - a
5 - 0 - c
6 - 4 - b
7 - 0 - a

 

where 'id' is record number,

and 'paid' is id number from transaction table,

and type is the product bought (a, b, or c)

so if payed is = 0, then that record has not payed.

 

i want to sort my results by (paid / unpaid), then by type.

 

but if i go

SELECT id, paid, type FROM table ORDER BY paid ASC, type ASC

 

this will get me:

id - paid - type
7 - 0 - a
3 - 0 - b
5 - 0 - c
6 - 4 - b
4 - 6 - a
1 - 7 - a
2 - 15 - c

 

as you can see it sorts the (paid/not paid) ok, but has trouble sorting the (type)

 

is there a way i can do something like:

SELECT id, paid, type, ((paid>0)?1:0) as paidsort FROM table ORDER BY paidsort ASC, type ASC

 

 

 

 

 

 

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