Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Getting n number of rows from a table ... |
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Author | Horacio Jamilis |
Post date | 2003-12-24T12:02:55Z |
Hi,
You could do this using the FIRST clause, in place of TOP.
SELECT FIRST N * FROM <table> ...
You could also use the SKIP clause.
For example, if you want the first 10 rows of the resultset, you could use
SELECT FIRST 10 * FROM ...
If you then need the next 10 records you could use
SELECT FIRST 10 SKIP 10 * FROM ...
I think this works on all the Firebird versions.
Hope it helps.
Horacio
You could do this using the FIRST clause, in place of TOP.
SELECT FIRST N * FROM <table> ...
You could also use the SKIP clause.
For example, if you want the first 10 rows of the resultset, you could use
SELECT FIRST 10 * FROM ...
If you then need the next 10 records you could use
SELECT FIRST 10 SKIP 10 * FROM ...
I think this works on all the Firebird versions.
Hope it helps.
Horacio