How to sort database record in an Ascending or Descending order

Question

First script below is on Initialize the second on Validate.  I need the database to sort on an ascending order.  I tried using the order by script in RED below to the Validate script but to no avail.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
$sourceSet.DataConnection2.#command.query.select.nodes.item(0).value = Concat("Select * from brw.ps_m_ee_genl_data Where FULL_NAME = ", Ltrim(Rtrim(SelectField.rawValue)) , " order by FULL_Name asc")
form1.#subform[0].SelectField::initialize - (JavaScript, client)
/* This listbox object will populate two columns with data from a data connection.
sDataConnectionName - name of the data connection to get the data from. Note the data connection will appear in the Data View.
sColHiddenValue - this is the hidden value column of the listbox. Specify the table column name used for populating.
sColDisplayText - this is the display text column of the listbox. Specify the table column name used for populating.
These variables must be assigned for this script to run correctly. Replace <value> with the correct value.
var 
sDataConnectionName = "DataConnection2"; // example - var sDataConnectionName = "MyDataConnection";
var 
sColHiddenValue = "FULL_NAME"; // example - var sColHiddenValue = "MyIndexValue";
var 
sColDisplayText = "EMPLID"; // example - var sColDisplayText = "MyDescription"
// Search for sourceSet node which matchs the DataConnection name
var 
nIndex = 0;
while 
(xfa.sourceSet.nodes.item(nIndex).name != sDataConnectionName){
nIndex
++;}
var 
oDB = xfa.sourceSet.nodes.item(nIndex);oDB.open();
oDB.first();
// Search node with the class name "command"
nIndex
= 0;
while 
(oDB.nodes.item(nIndex).className != "command"){
nIndex
++;}
// Need to set BOF and EOF to stay
oDB.nodes.item(nIndex).query.recordSet.setAttribute("stayBOF"
, "bofAction");oDB.nodes.item(nIndex).query.recordSet.setAttribute("stayEOF"
, "eofAction");
// Search for the record node with the matching Data Connection name
nIndex
= 0;
while 
(xfa.record.nodes.item(nIndex).name != sDataConnectionName){
nIndex
++;}
var 
oRecord = xfa.record.nodes.item(nIndex);
// Find the value node
var 
oValueNode = null;
var 
oTextNode = null;
for 
(var nColIndex = 0; nColIndex < oRecord.nodes.length; nColIndex++){
if(oRecord.nodes.item(nColIndex).name == sColHiddenValue){
oValueNode
= oRecord.nodes.item(nColIndex);}
else if(oRecord.nodes.item(nColIndex).name == sColDisplayText){
oTextNode
= oRecord.nodes.item(nColIndex);}
while 
(!oDB.isEOF()){
this.addItem(oValueNode.value
, oValueNode.value); 
//IDList.addItem(oValueNode.value, oTextNode.value);
oDB.next();
// Close connection
oDB.close();
form1.#subform[0].SelectField::validate - (FormCalc, client)
 if  (Len(Ltrim(Rtrim(SelectField.rawValue))) > 0) then
 //Change the commandType from TABLE to TEXT. TEXT is the equivalent of SQL Property
$sourceSet.DataConnection2.#command.query.commandType= "text" 
//Set the Select Node. Select in this case will be whatever the SQL Property you want.
$sourceSet.DataConnection2.#command.query.select.nodes.item(0).value= Concat("Select * from brw.ps_m_ee_genl_data Where FULL_NAME = ", Ltrim(Rtrim(SelectField.rawValue)) , "") 
//Reopen the Dataconnection
$sourceSet.DataConnection2.open()endif

Answer 1

This is in Mavericks, but I think it also applies to the Finder in Lion.
View menu / Arrange by / Name.