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Documentation about base SQL files

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# If set, it will append a direct ORDER BY <whatever you set> to the SQL query # If set, it will append a direct ORDER BY <whatever you set> to the SQL query
# while listing objects. You can look at the structure of the SQLite database to # while listing objects. You can look at the structure of the SQLite database to
# see the schema and the column names. Some fields are compound and not visible # see the schema and the column names. Some fields are compound and not visible
# directly from the schema (joins). You can check the query in the */list.sql files # directly from the schema (joins). You can check the query in the */list.sql and */base/*.sql files
# in the source to see all column names. # in the source to see all column names.
# The usual syntax for those variables is "<table>"."<column>" [ASC|DESC]. # The usual syntax for those variables is "<table>"."<column>" [ASC|DESC].
# For composite fields (CASE, SUM, COUNT) the syntax is <field>, there is no <table> name. # For composite fields (CASE, SUM, COUNT) the syntax is <field>, there is no <table> name.