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Что покажет следующий запрос?

SELECT DISTINCT seller_id ORDER BY seller_id FROM Orders;

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Уникальные ID продавцов, отсортированные по возрастанию

Уникальные ID продавцов, отсортированные по убыванию

Ничего, запрос составлен неверно, ORDER BY всегда ставится в конце запроса

Никак не отсортированные уникальные ID продавцов

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