Hi,
Just because it supports the keyword 'limit' doesn't mean much.
mysql does:
select * from table limit x,y;
postgresql does:
select * from table limit y offset x;
different syntax.
John Nichel wrote:
James Kaufman wrote:
On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 05:08:59PM +0200, Andrei wrote:
You can use SELECT fields FROM table WHERE condition LIMIT 15, -1 and
it will select all from 15...
Andy
William Stokes wrote:
Hello
I have a news page which is getting quite long now and I would like
to split the news to two pages. Now I have one SQL query for all the
rows and I think I could use LIMIT to limit the results but how to
limit the results for example to 15 rows for page one and from 16 to
the last on second page? Number of rows increase daily.
One page one there's headline and short summary and the second page
should be "archive" with only the headline so all remaining rows can
be printed to one page.
Something like: "SELECT * FROM `x_news` LIMIT 0 , 15" but how to do
the archive page SELECT * FROM `x_news` LIMIT 16 , xx?
Thanks
-Will
Answers that show SQL commands that apply to specific databases annoy
me. Not everyone uses MySQL. I've worked with several databases that
don't support a LIMIT command. At least mention the database engine
you are referencing.
Considering that the OP mentioned using the LIMIT command in his
original post, it's probably safe to say that his db supports it. At
least follow the thread.
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