Only in M$ SQL Server 7.
eg:
SELECT * TOP 100 FROM yourtable
(I think your leading a double life!)
Renato
Database Services
IBM Global Services A/NZ
Leslie Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 14/02/2001 08:50:43
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Hi listers,
I remeber vaguely there is a way to select top n or
top % rows of a select statement. But I cannot find
it anywhere. Could somebody let me know? Thank you.
Leslie
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