# Query3
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:09:29 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT Process.Flag, *
FROM Process
WHERE ((Process.MetalType="8110838"))
ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/Process]]
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Query Description**
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### Overview

This SQL query retrieves specific data from the `Process` table based on certain conditions. It selects all columns (`*`) that do not include the `Flag` column, along with the `Flag` column, and filters the results to only include rows where the `MetalType` matches a specified value.

### Breakdown

#### 1. `SELECT Process.Flag, * FROM Process`

*   The query starts by selecting columns from the `Process` table.
*   The `Flag` column is explicitly selected, which means that the `Flag` column will be included in the output results.
*   The wildcard character (`*`) is used to select all remaining columns in the `Process` table. This allows for flexible querying without having to specify every column of interest.

#### 2. `WHERE ((Process.MetalType="8110838"))`

*   The query applies a filter condition to the data.
*   Only rows where the value of the `MetalType` column is exactly `"8110838"` will be included in the output results.

#### 3. `ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;`

*   Finally, the results are sorted based on the `PartNumber` column.
*   The sorting is done in ascending order by default (though this can be changed with additional parameters).

### Result

The query will return a set of rows that meet all conditions:

*   Only include rows where the `MetalType` matches `"8110838"`.
*   Include all columns except for `Flag`.
*   Sort the results by `PartNumber`.