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Hi, Im Thorben Janssen from thoughts-on-java.org with a new Hibernate Tip. I got the following question on my blog, How do I create aCriteriaQuery which returnsthe selected entities in the ascending order of an attribute? I will answer this question in this video. But before I do that, please dont forget to subscribe to get new videos every week. You can define an ORDER BY clause with theorderBymethod of theCriteriaQueryinterface and theascordescmethod of theCriteriaBuilderinterface. Lets take a look at an example. ThisCriteriaQueryreturnsBookentities in the ascending order of theirtitleattribute. I get aCriteriaBuilderfrom theEntityManager and create aCriteriaQuerythat returnsBook entities. Then I define theFROMclause by setting the Bookentity as theRootof the query. In the next step, I call theascmethod on theCriteriaBuilder to create an ascendingOrderof thetitleattribute. TheBookclass, which I use to reference thetitleattribute, is part of