query for continuous data in linq to sql

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i need to write a query that take 10 values from my SQL server databse at a time in a way that it takes 1 to 10 values first time than next time it takes 2 to 11.. than 3 to 12.. and so on to plot ECG continuous Graph for windows phone 8 application (C#).. in LINQ to SQL format.. and also same query for ADO.Net (SQL query) for web application in C#
Structure of Table is:

SQL

Create table ECG
(
Reading_ID int IDENTITY(1,1) not null CONSTRAINT id PRIMARY KEY,
Date_Time datetime not null default CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
Value nvarchar(10) not null
)

Posted 26-Dec-14 20:16pm

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Updated 27-Dec-14 5:01am

Maciej Los

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BillWoodruff 27-Dec-14 2:43am

What have you tried so far ? Show some code.

Maciej Los 27-Dec-14 11:04am

Why Linq?

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DamithSL · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-27T05:18:00

Solution 1

C#

var results  = ECGs.OederBy(e=>e.Reading_ID).Skip(x).Take(y);

you can start with x=0 and y =10 and each iteration increase x by one

Posted 27-Dec-14 5:18am

DamithSL

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Maciej Los 27-Dec-14 14:18pm

Sounds reasonable ;)
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DamithSL 27-Dec-14 20:49pm

;) Thank you.

Member 11015112 27-Jan-15 13:33pm

i have done it in another way.. thank you..:)