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# 8. Editing the Result
**Order by** and **Limit** can impact the results of a query.
## Order by
Order by allows you to sort the result table based on a specific criterion. If Order by is not used, the results will appear in a random order.
To use Order by, select the desired column, then choose either descending or ascending. If multiple columns are selected, the first one selected will have a higher priority in Order by.
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## Limit
Limit refers to the maximum number of rows in the table that can be viewed in the query result. You can choose from 10, 100, 1000, or 10000.
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