All Known Implementing Classes:: TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery, TaskQuery.OrderByQuery

Enclosing class:: TaskQuery

public static interface TaskQuery.IOrderByQueryColumns

Provides methods to order the result by columns of ITask.

Example:

TaskQuery.create()
  .orderBy()
    .activatorUserId()
    .priority().descending();

Corresponds to SQL:

SELECT * FROM IWA_Task
  ORDER BY
    ActivatorUserId ASC,
    Priority DESC

API:: This is a public API.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`activatorDisplayName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ActivatorDisplayName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `activatorDisplayName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`activatorName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ActivatorName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `activatorName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`activatorRoleId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ActivatorRoleId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `activatorRoleId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`activatorUserId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ActivatorUserId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `activatorUserId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`applicationId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ApplicationId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `applicationId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`businessCalendar()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `BusinessCalendar` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `businessCalendar().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`businessCaseId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `BusinessCaseId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `businessCaseId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`businessRuntime()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `BusinessRuntime` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `businessRuntime().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`caseId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `CaseId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `caseId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`category()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `Category` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `category().descending()`
`TaskQuery.ICustomFieldOrderBy`	`customField()`	Adds an order by statement for a custom field in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `customField().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`delayTimestamp()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `DelayTimestamp` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `delayTimestamp().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`description()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `Description` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `description().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`displayDescriptionTemplate()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `DisplayDescriptionTemplate` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `displayDescriptionTemplate().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`displayNameTemplate()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `DisplayNameTemplate` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `displayNameTemplate().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`endTaskSwitchEventId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `EndTaskSwitchEventId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `endTaskSwitchEventId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`endTimestamp()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `EndTimestamp` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `endTimestamp().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiredCreatorTaskId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiredCreatorTaskId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiredCreatorTaskId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryActivatorDisplayName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryActivatorDisplayName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryActivatorDisplayName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryActivatorName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryActivatorName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryActivatorName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryActivatorRoleId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryActivatorRoleId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryActivatorRoleId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryActivatorUserId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryActivatorUserId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryActivatorUserId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryPriority()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryPriority` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryPriority().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryTaskStartElementPid()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryTaskStartElementPid` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryTaskStartElementPid().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`expiryTimestamp()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ExpiryTimestamp` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `expiryTimestamp().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`failedTimeoutTimestamp()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `FailedTimeoutTimestamp` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `failedTimeoutTimestamp().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`isExpired()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `IsExpired` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `isExpired().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`isOffline()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `IsOffline` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `isOffline().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`isUpdatedOnStart()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `IsUpdatedOnStart` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `isUpdatedOnStart().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`name()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `Name` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `name().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`numberOfFailures()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `NumberOfFailures` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `numberOfFailures().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`numberOfResumes()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `NumberOfResumes` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `numberOfResumes().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`originalActivatorDisplayName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `OriginalActivatorDisplayName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `originalActivatorDisplayName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`originalActivatorName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `OriginalActivatorName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `originalActivatorName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`originalActivatorRoleId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `OriginalActivatorRoleId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `originalActivatorRoleId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`originalActivatorUserId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `OriginalActivatorUserId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `originalActivatorUserId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`originalPriority()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `OriginalPriority` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `originalPriority().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`priority()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `Priority` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `priority().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`processModelId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `ProcessModelId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `processModelId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`requestPath()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `RequestPath` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `requestPath().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`startTaskSwitchEventId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `StartTaskSwitchEventId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `startTaskSwitchEventId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`startTimestamp()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `StartTimestamp` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `startTimestamp().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`state()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `State` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `state().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`taskEndId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `TaskEndId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `taskEndId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`taskId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `TaskId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `taskId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`taskStartId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `TaskStartId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `taskStartId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `TimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`workerSessionId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `WorkerSessionId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `workerSessionId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`workerUserDisplayName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `WorkerUserDisplayName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `workerUserDisplayName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`workerUserId()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `WorkerUserId` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `workerUserId().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`workerUserName()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `WorkerUserName` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `workerUserName().descending()`
`TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery`	`workingTime()`	Adds an order by statement for the column `WorkingTime` in the default direction ascending. To change the order to descending use `workingTime().descending()`

- Method Detail
  - taskId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column TaskId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use taskId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY TaskId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - caseId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery caseId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column CaseId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use caseId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().caseId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY CaseId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - businessCaseId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery businessCaseId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column BusinessCaseId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use businessCaseId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessCaseId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY BusinessCaseId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - processModelId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery processModelId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ProcessModelId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use processModelId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().processModelId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ProcessModelId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - applicationId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery applicationId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ApplicationId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use applicationId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().applicationId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ApplicationId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - startTaskSwitchEventId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery startTaskSwitchEventId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column StartTaskSwitchEventId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use startTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().startTaskSwitchEventId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY StartTaskSwitchEventId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - endTaskSwitchEventId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery endTaskSwitchEventId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column EndTaskSwitchEventId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use endTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().endTaskSwitchEventId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY EndTaskSwitchEventId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - taskStartId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskStartId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column TaskStartId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use taskStartId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskStartId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY TaskStartId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - taskEndId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskEndId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column TaskEndId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use taskEndId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskEndId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY TaskEndId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - workerUserId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerUserId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column WorkerUserId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use workerUserId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerUserId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY WorkerUserId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - workerUserName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerUserName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column WorkerUserName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use workerUserName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerUserName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY WorkerUserName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - workerUserDisplayName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerUserDisplayName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column WorkerUserDisplayName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use workerUserDisplayName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerUserDisplayName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY WorkerUserDisplayName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - workerSessionId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerSessionId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column WorkerSessionId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use workerSessionId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerSessionId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY WorkerSessionId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - originalActivatorRoleId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorRoleId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column OriginalActivatorRoleId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use originalActivatorRoleId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorRoleId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY OriginalActivatorRoleId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - originalActivatorUserId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorUserId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column OriginalActivatorUserId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use originalActivatorUserId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorUserId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY OriginalActivatorUserId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - originalActivatorName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column OriginalActivatorName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use originalActivatorName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY OriginalActivatorName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - originalActivatorDisplayName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorDisplayName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column OriginalActivatorDisplayName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use originalActivatorDisplayName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorDisplayName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY OriginalActivatorDisplayName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryActivatorRoleId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorRoleId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryActivatorRoleId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryActivatorRoleId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorRoleId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorRoleId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryActivatorUserId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorUserId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryActivatorUserId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryActivatorUserId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorUserId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorUserId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryActivatorName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryActivatorName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryActivatorName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryActivatorDisplayName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorDisplayName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryActivatorDisplayName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryActivatorDisplayName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorDisplayName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorDisplayName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryPriority
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryPriority()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryPriority in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryPriority().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryPriority()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryPriority ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryTimestamp
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryTimestamp()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryTimestamp in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryTimestamp().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryTimestamp()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryTimestamp ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiryTaskStartElementPid
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryTaskStartElementPid()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiryTaskStartElementPid in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiryTaskStartElementPid().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryTaskStartElementPid()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiryTaskStartElementPid ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - isExpired
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery isExpired()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column IsExpired in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use isExpired().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isExpired()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY IsExpired ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - expiredCreatorTaskId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiredCreatorTaskId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ExpiredCreatorTaskId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use expiredCreatorTaskId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiredCreatorTaskId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ExpiredCreatorTaskId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column TimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY TimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
  - delayTimestamp
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery delayTimestamp()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column DelayTimestamp in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use delayTimestamp().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().delayTimestamp()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY DelayTimestamp ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - state
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery state()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column State in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use state().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().state()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY State ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - requestPath
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery requestPath()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column RequestPath in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use requestPath().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().requestPath()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY RequestPath ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - displayNameTemplate
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery displayNameTemplate()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column DisplayNameTemplate in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use displayNameTemplate().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().displayNameTemplate()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY DisplayNameTemplate ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - name
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery name()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column Name in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use name().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().name()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY Name ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - displayDescriptionTemplate
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery displayDescriptionTemplate()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column DisplayDescriptionTemplate in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use displayDescriptionTemplate().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().displayDescriptionTemplate()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY DisplayDescriptionTemplate ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - description
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery description()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column Description in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use description().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().description()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY Description ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - originalPriority
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalPriority()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column OriginalPriority in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use originalPriority().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalPriority()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY OriginalPriority ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - startTimestamp
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery startTimestamp()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column StartTimestamp in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use startTimestamp().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().startTimestamp()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY StartTimestamp ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - endTimestamp
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery endTimestamp()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column EndTimestamp in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use endTimestamp().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().endTimestamp()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY EndTimestamp ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - businessCalendar
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery businessCalendar()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column BusinessCalendar in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use businessCalendar().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessCalendar()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY BusinessCalendar ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - workingTime
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workingTime()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column WorkingTime in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use workingTime().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workingTime()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY WorkingTime ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - businessRuntime
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery businessRuntime()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column BusinessRuntime in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use businessRuntime().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessRuntime()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY BusinessRuntime ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - failedTimeoutTimestamp
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery failedTimeoutTimestamp()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column FailedTimeoutTimestamp in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use failedTimeoutTimestamp().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().failedTimeoutTimestamp()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY FailedTimeoutTimestamp ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - numberOfFailures
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery numberOfFailures()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column NumberOfFailures in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use numberOfFailures().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().numberOfFailures()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY NumberOfFailures ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - numberOfResumes
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery numberOfResumes()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column NumberOfResumes in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use numberOfResumes().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().numberOfResumes()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY NumberOfResumes ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - category
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery category()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column Category in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use category().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().category()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY Category ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - isUpdatedOnStart
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery isUpdatedOnStart()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column IsUpdatedOnStart in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use isUpdatedOnStart().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isUpdatedOnStart()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY IsUpdatedOnStart ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - isOffline
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery isOffline()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column IsOffline in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use isOffline().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isOffline()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY IsOffline ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - priority
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery priority()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column Priority in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use priority().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().priority()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY Priority ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - activatorName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery activatorName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ActivatorName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use activatorName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ActivatorName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - activatorDisplayName
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery activatorDisplayName()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ActivatorDisplayName in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use activatorDisplayName().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorDisplayName()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ActivatorDisplayName ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - activatorRoleId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery activatorRoleId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ActivatorRoleId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use activatorRoleId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorRoleId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ActivatorRoleId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - activatorUserId
```
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery activatorUserId()
```
    Adds an order by statement for the column ActivatorUserId in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use activatorUserId().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorUserId()
    
    SQL part: ORDER BY ActivatorUserId ASC
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
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  - customField
```
TaskQuery.ICustomFieldOrderBy customField()
```
    Adds an order by statement for a custom field in the default direction ascending.
    To change the order to descending use customField().descending()
    
    Example:
    
    TaskQuery.create().orderBy().customField().stringField("myStringField")
    Returns:
    
    query for further composition
    
    See Also:
    
    TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.descending(), TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery.ascending()
    
    API:
    
    This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.

Interface TaskQuery.IOrderByQueryColumns

Method Summary

Method Detail

taskId

caseId

businessCaseId

processModelId

applicationId

startTaskSwitchEventId

endTaskSwitchEventId

taskStartId

taskEndId

workerUserId

workerUserName

workerUserDisplayName

workerSessionId

originalActivatorRoleId

originalActivatorUserId

originalActivatorName

originalActivatorDisplayName

expiryActivatorRoleId

expiryActivatorUserId

expiryActivatorName

expiryActivatorDisplayName

expiryPriority

expiryTimestamp

expiryTaskStartElementPid

isExpired

expiredCreatorTaskId

timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId

delayTimestamp

state

requestPath

displayNameTemplate

name

displayDescriptionTemplate

description

originalPriority

startTimestamp

endTimestamp

businessCalendar

workingTime

businessRuntime

failedTimeoutTimestamp

numberOfFailures

numberOfResumes

category

isUpdatedOnStart

isOffline

priority

activatorName

activatorDisplayName

activatorRoleId

activatorUserId

customField