How to check the status of an order I have placed?

How to check the status of an order I have placed?

If you are unable to access your e-mail confirmation, or if you have trouble reaching the bookseller, you may also contact us at [email protected] for more help and information concerning the status of your order. Home > Help and Customer Service > Customer Questions > Ordering books > How do I check the status of an order I have placed?

Do you put order by salesid in a view?

Now, if you change the view to say ORDER BY SalesID, you will then just happen to get the ordering that the view states, but only – as mentioned before – by coincidence. So, moral of the story, do not put ORDER BY in views. Put ORDER BY in the queries that reference them.

How to sort numbers in ascending or descending order?

Input or paste all numbers separated by comma, space or line break. Select Ascending (from small to large) or Descending (from large to small) order Click Sort Numbers button.

Can a view be sorted with an ORDER BY clause?

A view cannot be sorted with an ORDER BY clause. You need to put the ORDER BY clause into any query that references the view. Results of queries are ordered for display in the client application; rows in views and tables are unordered. – nvogel Mar 3 ’13 at 16:41 What exactly do you expect to accomplish with your order by and offset?

If you are unable to access your e-mail confirmation, or if you have trouble reaching the bookseller, you may also contact us at [email protected] for more help and information concerning the status of your order. Home > Help and Customer Service > Customer Questions > Ordering books > How do I check the status of an order I have placed?

A view cannot be sorted with an ORDER BY clause. You need to put the ORDER BY clause into any query that references the view. Results of queries are ordered for display in the client application; rows in views and tables are unordered. – nvogel Mar 3 ’13 at 16:41 What exactly do you expect to accomplish with your order by and offset?

Now, if you change the view to say ORDER BY SalesID, you will then just happen to get the ordering that the view states, but only – as mentioned before – by coincidence. So, moral of the story, do not put ORDER BY in views. Put ORDER BY in the queries that reference them.

Is the order by meaningless in dbo.sillyview?

The ORDER BY is meaningless so should not even be included. CREATE VIEW dbo.SillyView AS SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT SalesOrderID, OrderDate, CustomerID , AccountNumber, TotalDue FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader ORDER BY CustomerID; GO SELECT SalesOrderID, OrderDate, CustomerID, AccountNumber, TotalDue FROM dbo.SillyView;