You could use <@delrows> to remove rows 1 to 57 and 90 on. Then you're left
with 58 to 89.

Dave

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> But filter against what?  I was unable to find an expression for row #
> > X.  I guess the alternative would be to have the SQL statement
> generate row numbers so that they would be included in the resultset.
> The search action is already a direct DBMS so it wouldn't be a big
> deal.  That way I could say:
>
> <@FILTER ARRAY="resultSet" SCOPE="local" EXPR="(#1>58) and (#1<90)">
>
> Assuming column 1 of the result set was a sequential row number, this
> would yield rows 59-89 of the array.
>
> So that begs the question, what's the SQL statement for getting row
> numbers returned with your resultset? (MSSQL 7.0)
>
> Nathan Hitchcock
> HLI Systems
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> Use the <@FILTER> meta tag
>
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> Hello List,
>
> What's the easiest way to take a group of rows in an array and assign
> them to a new array?  For example, taking rows 59-89 in array_1 and
> assigning just those 30 to a new array_2.  There must be something
> with less overhead than looping through the array using the start and
> stop parameters of an <@ROWS> instance.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
>
> Nathan Hitchcock
> HLI Systems
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