by Want To Kno » Fri, 27 Aug 1999 04:00:00
I have a very huge database here. More than 200 thousand records.
How do I limit the SQL statement only retrieve the Top 500 records that
match the criteria ?
I'm using a LIKE statement, that's is the request from the user. Retrieve
records base only LIKE matching.
Question is, how do I retrieve the first 500 matches and then subsequent 500
(remaining)
Thanks
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