George Mike and Jason
Thanks for the ideas!

Pete

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In a Oracle environment, you could sort the records in the desired order
and use ROWNUM..

George



On 10/20/06, Mike White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You could pick-up NextId from aradmin.arschema, and use it to
> reverse-loop through your form, Setting a decrementing NextID by 1,
> incrementing a field for each record found - until you get as many as
> you want.  The last Request ID found would be the first of the last x
> record ('sounds like you want 5).  Armed with this 5-th-from-last
> Request ID, you can select all records greater that it minus 1.
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> Just off the top of my head, anyway...
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> How do you want to present the results, probably in a table? In that
> case you could sort the records based on the timestamp and limit the
> chunk size to 5..
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> George
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> On 10/19/06, Joran, Peter P CTR OSD CIO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > All
> > This seems like a very simple question but I'm stumped.
> > How can I return just the oldest 5 records from a query? It's a
> > metric that is almost useless but the customer is not budging.
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> > Many Thanks!
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