ms sql server paging 2008 using top clause

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Hello,
I have a database in sql server 2008, it loads too many records and the pc runs out of memory, I have used this sql syntax :

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SELECT     TOP 10 *
FROM         (SELECT     ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY owner) AS RowNumber, *, TotalRows = Count(*) OVER ()
FROM         Table_1) _tmpView
ORDER BY owner

and this :

SQL

SELECT     TOP (10) * FROM dbo.Table_1

It works both and returns the top 10 records, my problem is that when I want to navigate through vb .net 2008 application (using ADO, sqldataadapter) it stops to the last (10th) record, I want to load the next 10 records when I reach the last (10th) of the query. Any help.

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Kyriakos

Posted 27-Jan-13 20:24pm

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Solution 2

no, no any error occures, bcoz i already tried it.

you are are making some mistake... just try again...

Posted 27-Jan-13 22:14pm

Dineshshp

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Dineshshp · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-27T20:48:00

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-- Just declare a variable "@index" in stored procedure and  pass it value from your              -- application, which will supply it 1,2,3...

declare @index int set @index = 3
select top ( 10 * @index) * into #t from dbo.tablename order by name
select * from #t order by name 
select top 10 * from #t order by name desc
drop table #t

Posted 27-Jan-13 20:48pm

Dineshshp

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Member 3892343 28-Jan-13 3:02am

I have to create the temp table #t? if I run it as you coded it returns "invalid object #t" error.

Member 3892343 28-Jan-13 3:02am

"invalid object name #t"