Thank you Adam & Dan,
I am using sql 2000 and I couldn't get your example
to run but modifying it using the "IN" keyword it does! is this ok ? (it works)
<cfquery name="a" datasource=******>
select top 10 id, (select count(id) from myTable) as totalRecords
from myTable
where id IN (select top 20 id
from myTable
order by id asc)
order by id desc
</cfquery>
Andrew.
>Andrew,
>
>To add to what Adam said, you can even do:
>
>select
> *, (select count(*) from table) as totalRecords
>from
> table
>
>To grab the total number of records as a column.
>
>NOTE: You want to try to avoid using "*" in your select statements--I'm
>using it for brevity.
>
>-Dan
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