You are working with a database that contains invoice data about online music purchases. You are only interested in invoices sent to customers located in the city of Chicago. You want to sort the invoices by order total in ascending order. The order totals are listed in the total column.

You write the SQL query below. Add an ORDER BY clause that will sort the invoices by order total in ascending order.

SELECT
*
FROM
invoice
WHERE
billing_city = "Chicago"
Correct
The clause ORDER BY total will sort the invoices by order total in ascending order. The complete query is SELECT * FROM invoice WHERE billing_city = "Chicago" ORDER BY total. The ORDER BY clause tells the database how to organize the data it returns. The ORDER BY clause sorts data in ascending order by default.

The total 1.98 appears in row 2 of your query result.