For example I have in the table EMPLOYEE:

```
(code, name)
(1, 'Jimmy')
(2, 'Albert')
(3, 'Michelle')
(4, 'Felix' )

```

if you do: (select \* from EMPLOYEE) you will get:

```
(1, 'Jimmy')
(2, 'Albert')
(3, 'Michelle')
(4, 'Felix' )

```

if you do: (select \* from EMPLOYEE where code in (1,3,2,4) you will get:

```
(1, 'Jimmy')
(2, 'Albert')
(3, 'Michelle')
(4, 'Felix' )

```

How to get it in the order of CSV values in the IN clause, as is?

```
(1, 'Jimmy')
(3, 'Michelle')
(2, 'Albert')
(4, 'Felix' )

```