I need to pull Top n (lets say three) from an oracle 8i db.Now SQL Server
makes this really easy to do.How would I go about doing it in Oracle?I
have tried sub selects and rownum and stuff, but the order gets al hosed up
if I use those.Basically I need them ordered by date desc.
Any help would
On Wednesday 15 Oct 2003 12:39 pm, Heald, Tim wrote:
I need to pull Top n (lets say three) from an oracle 8i db.Now SQL Server
makes this really easy to do.How would I go about doing it in Oracle?I
have tried sub selects and rownum and stuff, but the order gets al hosed up
if I use
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Subject: Re: Top n in Oracle
On Wednesday 15 Oct 2003 12:39 pm, Heald, Tim wrote:
I need to pull Top n (lets say three) from an oracle 8i db.Now SQL
Server
makes this really easy to do.How would I go about doing it in Oracle?I
have tried sub selects and rownum and stuff
did you try ... where rownum = 3 ... ?
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From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Top n in Oracle
The table has something like 250,000 records.The performance would make
that impossible.
Timothy
On Wednesday 15 Oct 2003 13:27 pm, Heald, Tim wrote:
The table has something like 250,000 records.The performance would make
that impossible.
Have you looked at the docs for cfquery ?
In particular maxRows ?
If you query can't return 250K rows in something like stright away, you need
to look
Subject: RE: Top n in Oracle
did you try ... where rownum = 3 ... ?
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The table has something like 250,000 records.The performance would make
There are some solutions at http://www.orafaq.org/faqsql.htm.
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did you try ... where rownum = 3 ... ?
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The table has something like 250,000 records.The performance would make
that impossible.
Timothy Heald
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On Wednesday 15 Oct 2003 13:27 pm, Heald, Tim wrote:
The table has something like 250,000 records.The performance would make
that impossible.
Have you looked at the docs for cfquery ?
In particular maxRows ?
If you
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There are some solutions at http://www.orafaq.org/faqsql.htm.
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SELECT *
FROM
(
SELECT WHATEVER, YOU, NEEED
FROM tablename
)
WHERE rownum 4;
Do your ordering in the inner query.
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I need to pull Top n (lets
SELECT * FROM
( SELECT *
FROM foo
WHERE goo = 'koo'
ORDER BY gooey
)
WHERE rownum 101
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SELECT
I need to pull Top n (lets say three) from an oracle 8i db.Now SQL Server
makes this really easy to do.How would I go about doing it in Oracle?I
have tried sub selects and rownum and stuff, but the order gets al hosed up
if I use those.Basically I need them ordered by date desc.
Any help would be
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