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Re: Reading the next record in SQL: is there a secret when using OFFSET?

This is only a matter of knowing how to manage scrollable cursors. I
remember this was hard for me at first but then it became my everyday work
:-)

JS


El mié, 4 oct 2023 a las 9:43, Dsternb (<dieter.bender@xxxxxxxxxxxx>)
escribió:

declare a cursor like the following and open it:

select * from xyz
where key1 > 'pet'
or key1 = 'pet' and key2 > 'cat'
or key1 = 'pet' and key2 = 'cat' and key3 > 'purple'
order by key1, key2, key3

each following fetch will read the next record to show.

D*B
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