sortable

15 rows where pk1 = "d" and text = "$blah"

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Link pk1 pk2 content sortable sortable_with_nulls sortable_with_nulls_2 text
d,c d c d-c 44 0.7826353463610196 0.06895673651964052 $blah
d,e d e d-e 11 0.5217467469384799 0.8081992188067559 $blah
d,f d f d-f 19 0.4355744930038943   $blah
d,g d g d-g 15 0.46470846660323173 0.6681884704454936 $blah
d,h d h d-h -54 0.48754993239134437 0.8803199797582254 $blah
d,j d j d-j 76 0.4760931107841647   $blah
d,k d k d-k 77 0.24330516387675716 0.47326048875952476 $blah
d,m d m d-m 90   0.19154097301054474 $blah
d,p d p d-p -97 0.5740642196263323 0.34070593256029236 $blah
d,s d s d-s 98 0.5225725351302178 0.2973531325173874 $blah
d,u d u d-u -33   0.551992245577759 $blah
d,w d w d-w 75 0.26455462565889964   $blah
d,x d x d-x -71 0.5445623787105787   $blah
d,y d y d-y 52 0.7489577220696233 0.4391534486737374 $blah
d,z d z d-z -31   0.8894228892924536 $blah

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CREATE TABLE sortable (
  pk1 varchar(30),
  pk2 varchar(30),
  content text,
  sortable integer,
  sortable_with_nulls real,
  sortable_with_nulls_2 real,
  text text,
  PRIMARY KEY (pk1, pk2)
);