sort operation

A hash join is usually faster than a sort merge join since there is no sort operation involved.

Investigate the query further to determine if the sort operation can be eliminated.

When a cell is moved during a sort operation, external references to that cell are not updated.

Indicates the direction of a sort operation.

Specifies the direction of a sort operation.

The resulting text will be handled properly during any subsequent sort operation.

If the index is re-created by using the same name, columns and sort order, the sort operation may be omitted.

Control completes the sort operation, giving you the opportunity to change or format the result of the sort operation.

Related to the sort operation is how to work through a list of alternative values.

The sort operation may be eliminated in some situations.

Occurs when the hyperlink to sort a column is clicked, but after the GridView control handles the sort operation.

If you require a sort operation that is not specific to a particular culture, specify the invariant culture or use an ordinal sort.

The sort operation occurs on the specified source column (x. C1) as expected.

Listing 10 shows the resulting output from the sort operation.

If a sort operation is not required or if the sort can be performed in memory, the SORT_IN_TEMPDB option is ignored.

It's tempting in this instance to embed some processing of list elements into the sort operation, such as the one shown here in Listing 5.

Compares two cell values to perform a sort operation.

Provides a description of the sort operation applied to a data source.

If you require a sort operation that depends on a particular culture, use a comparison method that specifies a

The SQL Server 2005 Database Engine may perform the sort operation before evaluating any expressions that appear earlier in the query.