bilal ghayyad wrote:
1) When writing the function (I mean sql function) in the postgresql, I noticed
the use for LIMIT 1, but did not understand what does it mean and why we use it?
Limit return to 1 record (or other specified number). Note that without
ORDER BY, there is no guarantee of which record will show up at the top
of the list. See also OFFSET. I.e. to skip the first 30 records and only
return the next 10 (records 31-40) in your list:
SELECT * from foo order by bar LIMIT 10 OFFSET 30;
2) Also in the function (the sql function) in the postgresql, if I need to take
the integer part of the number, which math function can do this for me?
For example, I have 3.900 and I need only the 3 (the integer part), which math
function to be used?
floor(3.900)
Cheers,
Steve
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