# Processes by Req 2
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:07:07 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT [Processes by Req 1].prt
FROM [Processes by Req 1]
GROUP BY [Processes by Req 1].prt
ORDER BY [Processes by Req 1].prt;

```
## Dependencies
- *None*
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Code Description**
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### Purpose
This SQL query retrieves a list of unique process IDs (or "prt" values) from the `Processes by Req 1` table, sorted in ascending order.

### Query Breakdown

#### `SELECT [Processes by Req 1].prt`
* Selects the column `prt` from the `Processes by Req 1` table.
* This column is assumed to contain process IDs or other identifier values that are being grouped and ordered.

#### `FROM [Processes by Req 1]`
* Specifies the table from which data should be retrieved, which is `Processes by Req 1`.

#### `GROUP BY [Processes by Req 1].prt`
* Groups the selected data based on the values in the `prt` column.
* This means that all rows with the same `prt` value will be combined into a single group.

#### `ORDER BY [Processes by Req 1].prt`
* Sorts the grouped data in ascending order based on the values in the `prt` column.
* The resulting sorted list of process IDs is returned as the query result.

### Query Result
The final output of this query will be a list of unique process IDs, sorted in ascending order. For example:

| prt |
| --- |
| 10  |
| 20  |
| 30  |

This means that if there were multiple rows with `prt` values of 10, 20, and 30, the resulting output would contain three separate entries for each value, sorted in ascending order.