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If you want to maintain the order of a list of objects retrieve from the database using hibernate/jpa, use the @OrderColumn annotation. An additional column will be created in the database (if ddl is set to update) that will keep track of the order/position of an item in a list.

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A staple in a judgment enforcement lawyers toolbox is the assignment order. Essentially, it is a Court-ordered assignment of rights of the debtor to receive payments,  which diverts those payments away from the debtor, and cause them to be made to Creditor instead. Similar to a wage garnishment, but covering just about any sort of payments imaginable, it is one of the broadest remedies in the Enforcement of Judgments Law (EJL).

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An incomplete list of payments covered by assignment orders appears in  Code of Civil Procedure 708.510 :

*Rents and lease payments

*Royalties and residuals

*Commissions, Stipends, Draws, other non-wage compensation

*Money paid by insurance policies

However, because the code is clear that the list “includes but is not limited to” the things listed, assignment orders cover just about every payment type you can think of. It can also include a restraining order preventing transfer of the payments, under  Code of Civil Procedure Section 708.520 .

Another great thing about assignment orders as a judgment collection mechanism is that, what the Court considers “payments to the debtor” can be construed in multiple ways, and assignment orders can grab money that would otherwise require going after third parties, to get. Thus, if a debtor has diverted payments away from his/herself to somewhere else, you can “re-divert” them back, and take them.*

Examples of this are:

Los Angeles Judgment Enforcement Case #1 : Debtor was working for his own company, but wasn’t getting paid. His ex wife was mysteriously getting $20000.00 per month from the company, even though she had never set foot in, or worked for, the business. We asked the court to divert those payments which the ex-wife was getting, to us, based on the fact that this was really money the debtor was earning, he was just paying it to someone else. The Court agreed, and granted the order.

Los Angeles Judgment Enforcement Case #2 : Debtor owned a 40% of a large warehouse property. The rent was being paid to a relative of his, and he stated that he transferred the property to this relative (but the documents provided were inconclusive on this point) We asked for an assignment of rents, because even though the money was going to another person, the debtor owned the property, and therefore, those were the debtors rents, in reality. Court agreed, and we received $7000 per month for years on this case.

The list goes on, but the point is illustrated: Money that is going to third parties, but which can be shown to  “actually” belong to the debtor, can be garnished.* The idea of what “actually belongs” to whom, is a topic for another time, but one which we promise we will write about.

Lastly, Assignment orders  be very broad in not only in terms of the types of payments, but in terms of the additional things that can be in iters. Examples of this are:

*Court can order debtor to submit monthly accountings of all moneys subject to the order

*Court can order Debtor to collect all the money, account for it, and pay it over the creditor himself, in situations where the creditor cannot serve the assignment order on all the payment sources (Example, Debtor was a salesman and did not know who his future customers would be that would be paying him; Court ordered debtor to keep records of all customers he solicited and who actually paid him and how much, and to pay Creditor at end of month )*

Assignment orders , like many remedies in judgment enforcement, can range from extremely simple and straightforward, to extremely creative, and everything in between.

If you ever want to talk about it, Evanns Collection Law is a Los Angeles Judgment Enforcement Law Firm. Our judgment enforcement attorneys have been enforcing judgments in Los Angeles and throughout Southern California since 2011. We write articles to inform and help others regarding enforcing their judgments.  We love what we do and are happy to talk to clients and other practitioners regarding their judgment collection needs. Phone calls are always free. Call us!

*: Note , this is NOT in the code, this is strictly something that needs to be argued in front of the judge, and the judge needs to be convinced of it. No warranties or representations are made that this will always work or ever work for you; Each case depends on facts and evidence. Always consult a judgment collection attorney with such matters.

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1. Overview

2.1 static sorting, 2.2 dynamic sorting based on parameters, 2.3 order by with jpaspecificationexecutor, 3. conclusion, was this post helpful.

This article is about Spring JPA order by the query, we will explain here soring data with ascending and descending order using spring JPA.  While working with relational database Order By is clause using that we can perform sorting the records, the order can be either ascending or descending based on our application requirement we can apply the order, another important is that we can apply to order in a single column or multiple columns in multiple columns both columns might be in the same order or each column has different order, in the below examples we have tried to explain the possibilities of sorting data:

I like to explain that,  If we do not specify any order then database by default will not apply for any order. It might be possible that if we execute the same query without order it may return the result in different seqence both the times, Database may return records in any sequence it will not give any guaranty so we working with paging that time we must specify the order, When we are working with paging and do not specify the order then it might be possible that when we move to another page we may get the same records which already been seen in previous pages.

2. Sorting/Order by query examples

Here are examples of static order that we can write in a query or using method names, Order with method name as per spring boot JPA standards :

Order with the query as like normal SQL standers.

Here we have passed that sort as parameters, no need to write order clause in the query. Just pass Sort in as argument other things will be handled by spring JPA. Here we have tried to explain all the possible combinations related to sorting like: single column, multiple columns sorting with ascending and descending orders. We have also given an example related to order by length or we can any aggregate function as per our needs.

Here is an example related to how to pass an order with the dynamic query. Using JpaSpecificationExecutor we can generate a dynamic query, Here we have explained dynamic query with more details.

SQL Query:  select * from employee where employeeName=? order by joinedDate desc

In the above examples, we learn different-different examples spring JPA Sorting/Order static as well as dynamic options as well. Ordering may also reduce the query performance we should only apply for the order when we need to show the records in particular order.

4. References

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JPA – ORDER BY Clause

JPA in Java can be defined as the Java Persistence API and consists of Java instructions for accessing and managing data between Java objects and related databases. JPA provides ways for us to access object-oriented and complex databases through SQL queries and database connections. There are many clauses in JPA and the ORDER BY clause is one of them. The ORDER BY clause can be used to sort the query results in ascending or descending order based on the fields.

ORDER BY Clause in JPA

The ORDER BY clause in JPA is used to sort query results generated in a JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language) query. This allows us to format the query results in the desired format and simplifies data interpretation and manipulation.

Steps to Implement ORDER BY Clause:

• Define the JPQL query with the SELECT statement of the JPA application.
• We can append the ORDER BY clause to the query and it can specify the fields by which results should be sorted.
• Execute the query and retrieve the sorted results of the program.

1. Sorting in Ascending Order

In the JPA Application, we can sort the query results in ascending order and it can specify the fields in the ORDER BY clause without the additional keywords.

2. Sorting in Descending Order

We can sort the query results in descending order add the DESC keyword after the field in the ORDER BY clause.

3. Sorting by Multiple Fields

We can sort the query results by the multiple fields by the listing in the ORDER BY clause separated by the commas.

4. Using Entity Relationships for Sorting

Entity relationships such as the one-to-many or many-to-one associations and it can be leveraged for the sorting. It can be performed based on the attributes of the related entities.

Sorting the employees by the name of their department or by date of joining where the department information or the joining date is stored in the related entities.

Step-by-Step Implementation of JPA ORDER BY Clause

We can develop the simple JPA application that can demonstrate the ORDER BY clause of the application.

Step 1 : Create the new JPA project using the Intellj Idea named jpa-order-by-clause-demo. After creating the project, the file structure looks like the below image.

Step 2 : Open the open.xml and add the below dependencies into the project.

Step 3 : Open the persistence.xml and put the below code into the project and it can configure the database of the project.

Step 4 : Create the table in MySQL database using the below SQL query:

Step 5 : Create the new Entity Java class named as the Employee .

Go to src > main > java > Employee and put the below code.

Step 6 : Create the new Java main class named as the Main .

Go to src > main > java > Main and put the below code.

Step 7 : Once the project is completed, run the application. It will then show the Employee name and salary by the descending order as output. Refer the below output image for the better understanding of the concept.

By the following the above steps of the article, developers can gain the soild understanding of the how to effectively use the ORDER BY clause in their JPA applications.

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  What Is an Assignment Order?

Being sued by a creditor means the creditor is trying to collect a debt a person owes. If a creditor wins a lawsuit, it’s called a judgment. Once the creditor has a judgment, it can collect the money owed by using an assignment order.

An assignment order is a legal order allowing a creditor to go after property a person owns. This property isn’t subjected to a levy. A levy ranges from a tax refund to an annuity policy or loan value on a life insurance policy that hasn’t matured.

Which Groups of People Are Vulnerable To an Assignment Order?

Typically, self-employed individuals and private contractors have assignment orders against them. The orders are generally used for people who don’t have regular wages to garnish . The orders are generally levied against their accounts receivable.

How Can a Creditor Obtain an Assignment Order?

Once the creditor has a judgment , the creditor goes to court again. This time, it’s to apply for an order prohibiting the debtor from getting rid of any money he has a right to receive. The debtor is given a notice to appear in court. It gives the person the opportunity to fight the assignment order. If the creditor is successful in obtaining the order, the order can be served on whomever paying the debtor. When payment is due, the money is sent to the creditor instead of the debtor.

What Types of Payments Can Creditors Use the Order to Obtain?

Creditors can use the order to obtain:

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Can I Prevent an Assignment Order?

Yes, talk to a finance lawyer  about preventing an assignment order if you owe a debt. The attorney will advise you of your options like negotiating with the creditor on your behalf to settle the debt. 

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GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.1,1.9 - Management of the Random Assignment System

a. A Management Committee is hereby established for the Chancery Division of the Circuit Court of Cook County

(i) The Committee shall be composed of the Chief Judge or his designee, the Presiding Judge of the Division and two other Chancery Division judges appointed by the Chief Judge. The Committee shall meet bimonthly or more frequently as necessary.

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(iii) (a) The Management Committee may direct the Clerk to discontinue the assignment of cases to any numbered calendar of the Chancery Division when the judge assigned to that calendar requests in writing that no additional cases be assigned to his calendar, stating the reason therefor.

(b) A statement of the Committee's action allowing or denying the request together with the reasons therefor shall be delivered to the Chief Judge.

(c) Any order discontinuing the assignment of cases to a particular calendar shall be reviewed by the Management Committee every 30 days. If such order is extended after review, a written report stating the reason for such action shall be delivered to the Chief Judge.

(iv) If the Management Committee determines that a case was dismissed or abandoned and a subsequent case has been filed involving the same or similar parties and relating to the same subject matter, the second case or any such succeeding cases may be reassigned to the calendar to which the first case filed was assigned.

b. The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County shall establish procedures to audit the assignment of cases by the Random Assignment System established herein.

[Amended, effective June 2, 1980.]

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Arrowhead Games Studio put up a new Major Order in  Helldivers 2 , calling for the extermination of two billion Terminids as we went into the weekend. The Major Order gave players six days to complete it, but the  Helldivers 2  community crushed it in under 12 hours.

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These Major Orders went out following a continual assault against the Automatons faction. Over the past few weeks, many of the previous Major Orders have focused on the Automatons; the mechanical enemies taking up the western part of the galaxy in  Helldivers 2 . There was even a point where the wider community had removed them entirely before they made a shock counterassault days later. Now, refocusing back on the Terminid threat, the community crushed its orders in what is likely a record time.

The Terminids face a similar threat, with only three sectors left in their territory. They have the Mirin, L’estrade, and Sten sectors left, and we might see a similar push by Super Earth to eradicate this faction from the galaxy, if we continue to receive Major Orders to direct our focus on them. 

If that is the case, the Terminids are off the board longer than the Automatons were. The Automatons were eliminated entirely from  Helldivers 2  for only two days, which disappointed many fans who might have enjoyed seeing them gone for longer. It made ‘totally’ removing the Automatons feel like a smaller achievement than it was. It would be fun to remove the Terminids for a new threat if a new faction rose to fight against Super Earth.

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