In typescript, how to sort exactly like MSSQL's 'order by' clause for special characters like * , + - etc - sql

Question

I have a Angular5 based front-end which needs to show a list of persons. A similar list is shown at the back-end application. Both lists need to be sorted exactly the same. The back-end list is fetched via a query in MSSQL DB which uses an 'order by' clause like this :
select * from PERSON where GROUP=1 order by PERSON.LAST_NAME ASC, PERSON.INITIALS ASC, PERSON.PREFIX ASC, PERSON.FIRSTNAME ASC
On the frontend, my person model looks like :
export interface Person {
id?: number;
fullName?: string;
}
The fullName here is as per this format : [LastName, Initials Prefix FirstName] eg : Adams, Mr P John.
I am using this method to sort it :
public sortByName(aPersonArr: Person[]) {
aPersonArr.sort((p1, p2) => {
let name1 = p1.fullName;
let name2 = p2.fullName;
// If both names are blank, consider them equal, If one name is blank, place it at the last
if (!name1 && !name2) {
return 0;
} else if (name1 && !name2) {
return -1;
} else if (name2 && !name1) {
return 1;
}
name1 = name1.toLowerCase();
name2 = name2.toLowerCase();
if (name1 < name2) {
return -1;
}
if (name1 > name2) {
return 1;
}
return 0;
});
}
}
But the problem occurs when a person's fullName begins with a special character because SQL Query fetches the names in this order : (Showing only the lastNames here)
*Account
,Adams
.Alkin
+Account
-Adams
Whereas my typescript code sorts them like this : (Showing only the lastNames here)
*Account
+Account
,Adams
-Adams
.Alkin
The reason that I need to have this logic at frontend is that many a times my person list is dynamically prepared and needs to be sorted right away. Is there a way to know what exact logic is used by SQL query to compare strings, so that i can use the same in my sorting method.