I have this Filenet query:
SELECT
[This], [Ente], [IDAtto], [Numero], [Tipologia], [DataEmissione]
FROM
[AttoNormativo]
WHERE
([DataEmissione] > 20160405T215959Z AND [DataEmissione] < 20160408T220001Z)
ORDER BY
[DataEmissione] desc, [Tipologia], [Numero], [Ente]
OPTIONS (TIMELIMIT 180)
The problem is that [Numero]
property is string type, so it does not order properly. There is some cast function that I can use to convert it numeric?
Thank you very much.
As per the documentation, properties of type Boolean
, DateTime
, Float64
, ID
, Integer32
, and Object
may appear in an ORDER BY
clause, along with short String
properties. Neither Binary
nor long String
properties may be used to order a query.
You can define a custom string property to store in either a short or long database column by setting the UsesLongColumn
property when the property is created.
Now - if you are worried about the null
values, then you may consider using the COALESCE
function.
<orderby> ::= [ COALESCE '(' <property_spec>, <literal> ')' || <property_spec> ] [ ASC | DESC ]
You can find more about Relational Queries - here.