I'm writing an SQL query that connects a schools table to a districts table. Simple One-To-Many relationship where each school is attached to one district. My query is as follows:
SELECT
schools.id AS schoolid,
schools.name AS school,
districts.id AS districtid,
districts.name AS district
FROM sms_schools AS schools
LEFT JOIN sms_districts AS districts ON schools.districtid = districts.id
WHERE 1 = 1
ORDER BY districts.name, schools.name
The reason I did a left join is because not every school is attached to a district. For example one school may be home schooled that may contain all students that are home schooled. That wouldn't be in a district.
So what I would like to do is use the ORDER BY to order as it is by district name and then school name. The only problem is that I want the null district to be at the bottom so that I can then use a group called 'Other' at the end of my output.
Is it possible to order by ascending with nulls at the end of the output?
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