How to display selected row in sql server?

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I have lots of data in my table. I want to display first 20 rows in html table. when i click next then next 20 rows will be displayed. is there any stored procedure with two parameters, start index and end index.. and data in between both parameter will be displayed???????????

Posted 12-Jan-14 18:23pm

rhl4569

Updated 12-Jan-14 18:24pm

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If you are using MS SQL 2012, there is a new OFFSET-FETCH keywords, that can be applied after ORDER BY.

New T-SQL features in SQL Server 2012 – OFFSET and FETCH - See more at: http://dbadiaries.com/new-t-sql-features-in-sql-server-2012-offset-and-fetch#sthash.UwvkIl1k.dpuf[^]

Posted 12-Jan-14 22:24pm

Kim Togo

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Kim Togo 13-Jan-14 5:36am

Okay, then use Solution 1 by Christian.

Christian Graus 13-Jan-14 17:03pm

Wow - thanks, I did not know that. I just wrote an article, now I need to update it :-)

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-12T18:30:00

Solution 1

SQL

declare @pageSize int = 20
declare @page int = 5

;with data
as
(
select row_number() over (order by modifieddate) as rowNo, salesOrderId, UnitPrice, OrderQty from Sales.salesorderdetail
)

select * from data where rowNo >= ((@page - 1) * @pageSize) and rowNo < (@page * @pageSize);

From this[^] article, which I only published today.

Posted 12-Jan-14 18:30pm

Christian Graus

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Karthik_Mahalingam 13-Jan-14 0:34am

5! Good