I have a table which has thousand of records i want to
fetch only record num 100 to record num 200. Write a query
that satisfies this criteria.(Cant use any keys)
Anyone please reply ASAP!
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Answer Posted / m4io
scrollable cursors
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DECLARE cursor_name sensitivity SCROLL CURSOR FOR
SELECT ... FROM ...
open cursor
FETCH ABSOLUTE 100 FROM cursor_name
do 100 times
FETCH NEXT FROM cursor_name
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