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karuna
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 Posted - 2002-02-15 : 12:51:52
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| Does SQL Server creates any id of any sort for each of record of the resultset of a query?if it does..is it possible to use those id in the where clause?KarunakaranDon't wait for things to happen,Make them to happen... |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2002-02-15 : 13:03:58
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| If you mean a ROWID or ROWNUM like Oracle has, no. You have to assume all responsibility for uniquely identifying a row. If you need to number rows, search SQL Team for "row number" and you'll get several articles describing ways to do it. |
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does the records returned by a query has any id?