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Passing dynamic order in a stored procedure

I am creating a stored procedure below.

declare @PageNum as Int
declare @PerPageResult as Int
declare @StartDate as varchar(25)
declare @EndDate as varchar(25)
declare @SortType as Varchar(50)
declare @SortDirection as Varchar(4)
set @PageNum=1
set @PerPageResult=20
set @StartDate='2008-02-08'
set @EndDate='2015-02-08'
set @SortType='RegDate'
set @SortDirection='Desc'
declare @Temp Table(RowNum int, RegDate Date, Registered int, Female int, Male int, [Join] int, Rebill int, TotalPointsEarned int, Expire int)
declare @sort varchar(50)
Insert into @Temp
    Select ROW_NUMBER() over (order by @SortType+' '+@SortDirection) As RowNum, * From (    
    SELECT 
    CAST(m.registrationdate AS Date) as RegDate,    
    count(m.id) Registered,
    count(CASE WHEN m.gender='F' then 'F' end) As Female,
    count(CASE WHEN m.gender='M' then 'M' end) As Male
    count(CASE WHEN p.paymenttransactiontype='N' then 'N' end) As [Join],
    count(CASE WHEN p.paymenttransactiontype='R' then 'R' end) As Rebill,
    count(m.tokensearned) As TotalPointsEarned,
    count(CASE WHEN p.paymenttransactiontype='E' then 'E' end) As Expire
    from member m
    join payment p on m.id=p.id_member
    join user_role u on u.member_id=m.id
    where u.role_id <> 3
    and CAST(m.registrationdate AS Date) > @StartDate and CAST(m.registrationdate AS Date) < @EndDate
    GROUP BY CAST(m.registrationdate AS Date)
    ) as aa 
    Select * from @Temp Where RowNum>((@PageNum-1)*@PerPageResult) and RowNum<=@PerPageResult * @PageNum
    Order by @SortType+' '+@SortDirection

In the above example, when I pass the sentence Order bydynamically without sorting the data correctly, but when I write the column name explicitly, it works fine. Maybe he accepts @SortType+' '+@SortDirectionhow varchar, notDate

I tried to write Order by case when (@Sort='RegDate' and @SortDirection='Desc') Then RegDate End Desc, but it did not work

How can I transfer an order dynamically here.

Edit: @Andomar: I tried your provided solution and added another field for the Date type. And that didn't work either.

below is what i did.

create table t1 (id int, name varchar(50), dt date);
insert t1 values 
    (1, 'Chihiro Ogino','2009-02-08'), 
    (2, 'Spirit of the Kohaku River','2008-02-08'), 
    (3, 'Yubaba','2012-02-08');



declare @sortColumn varchar(50) = 'dt'
declare @sortOrder varchar(50) = 'ASC'

select  *
from    t1
order by
        case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then 0
        when @sortColumn = 'id' then id
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'name' then name
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'dt' then name
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then 0
        when @sortColumn = 'id' then id
        end DESC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'name' then name
        end DESC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'dt' then name
        end DESC
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order by. case. :

create table t1 (id int, name varchar(50), created date);
insert t1 values 
    (1, 'Chihiro Ogino', '2012-01-01'), 
    (2, 'Spirit of the Kohaku River', '2012-01-03'), 
    (3, 'Yubaba', '2012-01-02');

order by, :

declare @sortColumn varchar(50) = 'created'
declare @sortOrder varchar(50) = 'DESC'

select  *
from    t1
order by
        case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then 0
        when @sortColumn = 'id' then id
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'name' then name
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'ASC' then cast(null as date)
        when @sortColumn = 'created' then created
        end ASC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then 0
        when @sortColumn = 'id' then id
        end DESC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then ''
        when @sortColumn = 'name' then name
        end DESC
,       case
        when @sortOrder <> 'DESC' then cast(null as date)
        when @sortColumn = 'created' then created
        end DESC

SQL Fiddle.

- exec. :

declare @sql nvarchar(max)
set @sql = 'select * from YourTable order by ' + @sortColumn + ' ' + @sortDir
exec (@sql)
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@Andomar . 23 . :

create table sorting(ID int, columnName varchar(50), sort varchar(10), position int)
insert into sorting 
values(1,'column1','DESC',1),
      (1,'column2','ASC',2),
      ...              
      (1,'columnN','DESC',N)

@sort SP :

ORDER BY ISNULL(STUFF((SELECT ', ' + a.columnName + ' ' +  a.sort 
                    FROM sorting a
                    WHERE a.ID = @sort
                    ORDER BY a.position ASC
            FOR XML PATH('')), 1, 2, ''),NULL)
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:

  • Go to the sentence ORDER BYas a parameter to the stored procedure. In a stored procedure, create an SQL statement in a string, and then execute that expression with EXECor sp_ExecuteSql.

    -- This Method is used when your Column names are dynamic 
-- We need to create a dynamic query and Execute it as shown below.

CREATE PROCEDURE getEmployees ( @OrderByClause varchar(100) ) AS

-- Create a variable @SQLStatement
DECLARE @SQLStatement varchar(255)

-- Enter the dynamic SQL statement into the
-- variable @SQLStatement
SELECT @SQLStatement =  'SELECT EmployeeID, FirstName, LastName, SSN, Salary  
 FROM Employees ORDER BY '+ @OrderByClause+''

-- Execute the SQL statement
EXEC(@SQLStatement)

  • Go to the column for sorting and then use the operator CASEin the sentence ORDER BYto arrange the results according to the value of the input parameter.

    --This method is used when you column name is not dynamic 

SELECT EmployeeID, FirstName, LastName, SSN, Salary
FROM Employees
ORDER BY
  CASE WHEN @ColumnName='LastName' THEN LastName
       WHEN @ColumnName='Salary' THEN CONVERT(varchar(50), Salary)
       WHEN @ColumnName='SSN' THEN SSN
  END
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something like this should work:

ORDER BY
  CASE WHEN @SortDirection = 'ASC'  THEN @SortType END ASC,
  CASE WHEN @SortDirection = 'DESC' THEN @SortType END DESC
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