Data in a result is in undefined order. To have it sorted to some other
order, the ORDER BY clause can be used. It modifies the basic query
syntax:
SELECT <columns> FROM <table> [, <table> ...] WHERE <condition>
ORDER BY <column name> [DESC] [, <column name> [DESC] ...]
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This will sort the returned rows according to the specified columns,
depending on the column type (numerically if the column type is numeric,
syntactically if the column type is textual, etc.)
If the DESC modifier is specified, the rows will be sorted in reverse
(descending) order.
