Interface TaskQuery.IOrderByQueryColumns
- All Known Implementing Classes:
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery
,TaskQuery.OrderByQuery
- Enclosing class:
- TaskQuery
ITask
.
Example:
Corresponds to SQL:
TaskQuery.create()
.orderBy()
.activatorUserId()
.priority().descending();
SELECT * FROM IWA_Task
ORDER BY
ActivatorUserId ASC,
Priority DESC
- API:
- This is a public API.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionAdds an order by statement for the columnActivatorDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useactivatorDisplayName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useactivatorId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnActivatorName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useactivatorName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnApplicationId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useapplicationId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnBusinessCalendar
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usebusinessCalendar().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnBusinessCaseId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usebusinessCaseId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnBusinessRuntime
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usebusinessRuntime().descending()
caseId()
Adds an order by statement for the columnCaseId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usecaseId().descending()
category()
Adds an order by statement for the columnCategory
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usecategory().descending()
Adds an order by statement for a custom field in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usecustomField().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnDelayTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usedelayTimestamp().descending()
Deprecated.ordering by CLOB fields is not possible.Adds an order by statement for the columnEndTaskSwitchEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useendTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnEndTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useendTimestamp().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiredCreatorTaskId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiredCreatorTaskId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryActivatorDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorDisplayName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryActivatorName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryPriority
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryPriority().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryTaskStartElementPid
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryTaskStartElementPid().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnExpiryTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryTimestamp().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnFailedTimeoutTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usefailedTimeoutTimestamp().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnIsExpired
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useisExpired().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnIsOffline
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useisOffline().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnIsUpdatedOnStart
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useisUpdatedOnStart().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnLanguageId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending uselanguageId().descending()
name()
Adds an order by statement for the columnName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usename().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnNumberOfFailures
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usenumberOfFailures().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnNumberOfResumes
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usenumberOfResumes().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnOriginalActivatorDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorDisplayName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnOriginalActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnOriginalActivatorName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnOriginalPriority
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalPriority().descending()
priority()
Adds an order by statement for the columnPriority
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usepriority().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnProcessModelId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useprocessModelId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnRequestPath
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending userequestPath().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnSecuritySystemId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usesecuritySystemId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnStartTaskSwitchEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usestartTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnStartTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usestartTimestamp().descending()
state()
Adds an order by statement for the columnState
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usestate().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnTaskEndId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskEndId().descending()
taskId()
Adds an order by statement for the columnTaskId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnTaskStartId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskStartId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnTimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId().descending()
workerId()
Adds an order by statement for the columnWorkerId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnWorkerSessionId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerSessionId().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnWorkerUserDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerUserDisplayName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnWorkerUserName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerUserName().descending()
Adds an order by statement for the columnWorkingTime
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkingTime().descending()
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Method Details
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taskId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskId()Adds an order by statement for the column
TaskId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY TaskId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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caseId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery caseId()Adds an order by statement for the column
CaseId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usecaseId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().caseId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY CaseId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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businessCaseId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery businessCaseId()Adds an order by statement for the column
BusinessCaseId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usebusinessCaseId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessCaseId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY BusinessCaseId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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processModelId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery processModelId()Adds an order by statement for the column
ProcessModelId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useprocessModelId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().processModelId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ProcessModelId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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securitySystemId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery securitySystemId()Adds an order by statement for the column
SecuritySystemId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usesecuritySystemId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().securitySystemId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY SecuritySystemId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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applicationId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery applicationId()Adds an order by statement for the column
ApplicationId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useapplicationId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().applicationId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ApplicationId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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startTaskSwitchEventId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery startTaskSwitchEventId()Adds an order by statement for the column
StartTaskSwitchEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usestartTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().startTaskSwitchEventId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY StartTaskSwitchEventId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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endTaskSwitchEventId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery endTaskSwitchEventId()Adds an order by statement for the column
EndTaskSwitchEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useendTaskSwitchEventId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().endTaskSwitchEventId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY EndTaskSwitchEventId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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taskStartId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskStartId()Adds an order by statement for the column
TaskStartId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskStartId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskStartId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY TaskStartId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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taskEndId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery taskEndId()Adds an order by statement for the column
TaskEndId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetaskEndId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().taskEndId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY TaskEndId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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workerId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerId()Adds an order by statement for the column
WorkerId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY WorkerId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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workerUserName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerUserName()Adds an order by statement for the column
WorkerUserName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerUserName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerUserName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY WorkerUserName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
Name
of the referencedWorker
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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workerUserDisplayName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerUserDisplayName()Adds an order by statement for the column
WorkerUserDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerUserDisplayName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerUserDisplayName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY WorkerUserDisplayName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
DisplayName
of the referencedWorker
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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workerSessionId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery workerSessionId()Adds an order by statement for the column
WorkerSessionId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useworkerSessionId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workerSessionId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY WorkerSessionId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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activatorId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery activatorId()Adds an order by statement for the column
ActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useactivatorId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ActivatorId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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originalActivatorId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorId()Adds an order by statement for the column
OriginalActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY OriginalActivatorId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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originalActivatorName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorName()Adds an order by statement for the column
OriginalActivatorName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY OriginalActivatorName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
MemberName
of the referencedOriginalActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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originalActivatorDisplayName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery originalActivatorDisplayName()Adds an order by statement for the column
OriginalActivatorDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useoriginalActivatorDisplayName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalActivatorDisplayName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY OriginalActivatorDisplayName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
DisplayName
of the referencedOriginalActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryActivatorId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorId()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryActivatorId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryActivatorName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorName()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryActivatorName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
MemberName
of the referencedExpiryActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryActivatorDisplayName
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryActivatorDisplayName()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryActivatorDisplayName
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryActivatorDisplayName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryActivatorDisplayName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryActivatorDisplayName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
DisplayName
of the referencedExpiryActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryPriority
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryPriority()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryPriority
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryPriority().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryPriority()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryPriority ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryTimestamp
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryTimestamp()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryTimestamp().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryTimestamp()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryTimestamp ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiryTaskStartElementPid
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiryTaskStartElementPid()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiryTaskStartElementPid
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiryTaskStartElementPid().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiryTaskStartElementPid()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiryTaskStartElementPid ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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isExpired
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery isExpired()Adds an order by statement for the column
IsExpired
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useisExpired().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isExpired()
SQL part:
ORDER BY IsExpired ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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expiredCreatorTaskId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery expiredCreatorTaskId()Adds an order by statement for the column
ExpiredCreatorTaskId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending useexpiredCreatorTaskId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().expiredCreatorTaskId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ExpiredCreatorTaskId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId()Adds an order by statement for the column
TimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usetimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().timeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY TimeoutedCreatorIntrmdtEventId ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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delayTimestamp
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery delayTimestamp()Adds an order by statement for the column
DelayTimestamp
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usedelayTimestamp().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().delayTimestamp()
SQL part:
ORDER BY DelayTimestamp ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usestate().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().state()
SQL part:
ORDER BY State ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 userequestPath().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().requestPath()
SQL part:
ORDER BY RequestPath ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usename().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().name()
SQL part:
ORDER BY Name ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
Name
of the referencedTaskLocalized
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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description
Deprecated.ordering by CLOB fields is not possible.Adds an order by statement for the column
Description
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending usedescription().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().description()
SQL part:
ORDER BY Description ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
Description
of the referencedTaskLocalized
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usepriority().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().priority()
SQL part:
ORDER BY Priority ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 useoriginalPriority().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().originalPriority()
SQL part:
ORDER BY OriginalPriority ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usestartTimestamp().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().startTimestamp()
SQL part:
ORDER BY StartTimestamp ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 useendTimestamp().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().endTimestamp()
SQL part:
ORDER BY EndTimestamp ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usebusinessCalendar().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessCalendar()
SQL part:
ORDER BY BusinessCalendar ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 useworkingTime().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().workingTime()
SQL part:
ORDER BY WorkingTime ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usebusinessRuntime().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().businessRuntime()
SQL part:
ORDER BY BusinessRuntime ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usefailedTimeoutTimestamp().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().failedTimeoutTimestamp()
SQL part:
ORDER BY FailedTimeoutTimestamp ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usenumberOfFailures().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().numberOfFailures()
SQL part:
ORDER BY NumberOfFailures ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usenumberOfResumes().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().numberOfResumes()
SQL part:
ORDER BY NumberOfResumes ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 usecategory().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().category()
SQL part:
ORDER BY Category ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
- See Also:
- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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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 useisUpdatedOnStart().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isUpdatedOnStart()
SQL part:
ORDER BY IsUpdatedOnStart ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
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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 useisOffline().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().isOffline()
SQL part:
ORDER BY IsOffline ASC
- Returns:
- query for further composition
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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 useactivatorName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ActivatorName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
MemberName
of the referencedActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
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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 useactivatorDisplayName().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().activatorDisplayName()
SQL part:
ORDER BY ActivatorDisplayName ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
DisplayName
of the referencedActivator
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
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languageId
TaskQuery.OrderByColumnQuery languageId()Adds an order by statement for the column
LanguageId
in the default direction ascending.
To change the order to descending uselanguageId().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().languageId()
SQL part:
ORDER BY LanguageId ASC
This is a virtual column. It contains the same value as the column
LanguageId
of the referencedTaskLocalized
.- Returns:
- query for further composition
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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 usecustomField().descending()
Example:
TaskQuery.create().orderBy().customField().stringField("myStringField")
- Returns:
- query for further composition
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- API:
- This public API is available in IvyScript and Java. It has the visibility EXPERT.
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