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Don't waste time; here's the sample code with the Oracle database.

SELECT * FROM SampleTable WHERE sample_field in (7,3,4,6) ORDER BY INSTR(',7,3,4,6,',  ',' || sample_field || ',');

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In MySQL, we can

SELECT IF(A IS NULL, "something", A) FROM some_table;

If you want to do a similar thing in PL/SQL, you need to

SELECT (CASE WHEN A IS NULL THEN "something" ELSE A END) FROM some_table;

If you want to get the first non-null value from several fields, you have a better choice than using the CASE keyword.

SELECT COALESCE(A, B) FROM some_table

see more information about the Oracle COALESCE function

1. Press Alt + Ctrl + Del => choose Task Manager
2. find the Windows explorer process,
3. Restart it.

PS: If you use a remote desktop, Press Alt + Ctrl + End instead. It's actually not a fix; it's only a workaround. Anyway, we cannot expect there to be a perfect fix for that. Microsft just sucks.