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Thomas J. Kyte <tkyte_at_us.oracle.com> wrote:
>> I looking for a method to retrive a set of tuples from a table. For
example
>> I want to retrive from the 15th to 30th tuple without the need to
keep in
>> memory all tuples e select them from my cgi.
> select * > from ( select rownum r, a.* > from (YOUR_QUERY_GOES_HERE) a > where rownum <= :MAX_ROW ) > where r >= :MIN_ROW > /
Before your mail, I found NUMROW, so now I do SELECT * from my_table where NUMROW>start_row AND NUMROW<end_row;
Why should I use your query? Where is the difference?
Thank you.
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