The best solution for this would be a cursor created from a simple SQL Statement, something like :

Select a.* From Table A as a Inner Join Table B As b On a.Key = b.Key Order By b.Key

>I have a Table A with a list of plants, each of which has a species name. The species name list is held in Table B. Table A has a numeric code relating to Table B. Table B is indexed on this numeric code to facilitate the relationship. All of this ... the most basic relationship between two tables.
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>However, I want to list Table A sorted A-Z by species? Clearly, if I switch the Table B index to the species names sorted AZ, the relationship to A is lost. My work around for now is to include a (redundant)short species name field in Table A and to index on this. It works - but can't be the correct way.