You should use the LIMIT statement in the sql query I have done something like
this in PHP code , but the important thing is the sql query here :
$sql="select * from abstract LIMIT $end,$count";
the query selects $count rows starting from the row number $end: that's
if $end=10, $count=100--> selects 100 records starting from row 10,
Good luck
"Liu, Leo Huaizhen" wrote:
> Stored_procedure gurus,
>
> I want to create stored_procedure in SQL Server with following parameters:
>
> start_num:
> start point of recordset, i.e. start_num=40 means, only retrieve records
> from 40 in the record list
> end_num:
> end point of recordset, i.e. end_num=60 means, only retrieve record to
> 60th.
> GPA:
> search criteria, i.e. GPA > 4.0
>
> The query is something like this:
>
> SELECT * FROM tblStudents
> WHERE tblStudents.GPA > 4.0
>
> If the query returns 10,000 records, that is too much for JSP/Servlet to
> handle,
> however, if each time it only return records between start_num to end_num
> that will
> be good.
>
> Any solution, hint and sample code will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Leo
>
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