In my case I need to first display special items, apart from that I have to choose randomly. So I have used the following query
"SELECT * table_test1 WHERE id = 3 UNION (SELECT * FROM table_test1 WHERE id << ORDER BY RAND ())" but this randomly
my table
ID name 1A2B3C4D5E < / It always selects CABDE
Can anyone explain the principle of a union?
What's wrong
use
In the case of ORDER from SELECT * table_test1 when the id = 3 THEN -1 ELSE RAND () END , in the quote comment, in the second statement ORDER BY Has been completely ignored.
That means if you want the whole result to be sorted by a certain sequence then you need the order , which is applicable to the whole query anyway or your solution Depending on the assumptions, implementation may break into future versions.
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