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Conditional MySQL order by two (equally important) columns I'm accepting this answer, it worked better than the other one, however just for the record I'd say I had to add an additional order by max_date desc into the subquery to achieve the exact desired sort as well as a where category_id in (...) to gain some speed.
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Conditional MySQL order by two (equally important) columns I like the approach but what do you think, how slow/fast would be this with a resultset of let's say 10000 products? |
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answered | Generic/ global settings for plupload |
