Multiple Choice
What is the appropriate sequence for the elements in a SQL query clause that displays the rows returned in a particular order?
A) command, operator (if any) , major sort key, minor sort key
B) primary sort key followed by operator (if any) , secondary sort key followed by operator (if any) , command
C) command, major sort key followed by operator (if any) , minor sort key followed by operator (if any)
D) command, secondary sort key followed by operator (if any) , primary sort key followed by operator (if any)
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