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 Posted - 2000-12-07 : 08:39:11
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| RobM writes "I've been struggling with the question of how, using a single line of SQL (for MSAccess2K) (no stored procs, nothing like that, just a nice old SELECT statement), I can retrieve any jumbled set of records that match a specific criteria, and then create another column that simply increments +1 (starting at 1) for each row (ie autonumber)... To my way of thinking, I can then have this is a subquery and pull out, say, rows 10 to 20 without scanning or looping through the other 500 (50,000?) records -- a nice, quick solution to results paging. Please, if you can help, it'll hopefully speed up my pages somewhat. Thanks now, Rob." |
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Creation of incrementing column in returned recordset.