I have a function from my controller that showing this code
$pklSchedule = $this->PklSchedules->get($id, [ 'contain' => ['Students' =>function($q){ return $q->contain(['industries', 'levels']); }], ]); $this->set('pklSchedule', $pklSchedule);
it creates the query
SELECT Students.id AS `Students__id`, Students.nis AS `Students__nis`, Students.name AS `Students__name`, Students.created AS `Students__created`, Students.modified AS `Students__modified`, Students.level_id AS `Students__level_id`, Students.schedule_id AS `Students__schedule_id`, Students.industry_id AS `Students__industry_id`, Industries.id AS `Industries__id`, Industries.name AS `Industries__name`, Industries.holder_name AS `Industries__holder_name`, Industries.address AS `Industries__address`, Industries.created AS `Industries__created`, Industries.modified AS `Industries__modified`, Industries.major_id AS `Industries__major_id`, Levels.id AS `Levels__id`, Levels.name AS `Levels__name`, Levels.created AS `Levels__created`, Levels.modified AS `Levels__modified`, Levels.major_id AS `Levels__major_id` FROM students Students LEFT JOIN industries Industries ON Industries.id = (Students.industry_id) INNER JOIN levels Levels ON Levels.id = (Students.level_id) WHERE Students.schedule_id in (2)
and I’m stack on my function that I hope can make a query like this
SELECT Students.id AS `Students__id`, Students.nis AS `Students__nis`, Students.name AS `Students__name`, Students.created AS `Students__created`, Students.modified AS `Students__modified`, Students.level_id AS `Students__level_id`, Students.schedule_id AS `Students__schedule_id`, Students.industry_id AS `Students__industry_id`, Industries.id AS `Industries__id`, Industries.name AS `Industries__name`, Industries.holder_name AS `Industries__holder_name`, Industries.address AS `Industries__address`, Industries.created AS `Industries__created`, Industries.modified AS `Industries__modified`, Industries.major_id AS `Industries__major_id`, Levels.id AS `Levels__id`, Levels.name AS `Levels__name`, Levels.created AS `Levels__created`, Levels.modified AS `Levels__modified`, Levels.major_id AS `Levels__major_id` FROM students Students LEFT JOIN industries Industries ON Industries.id = (Students.industry_id) INNER JOIN levels Levels ON Levels.id = (Students.level_id) WHERE Students.schedule_id in (2) ORDER BY Student.industry_id DESC
anyone can help to change my function above that can looks like the second query
(ORDER BY Student.industry_id DESC)