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Old 01-07-02, 12:09
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Question Is there anything like ROWNUM in oracle for DB2?
Currently, I migrate my application to DB2 from Oracle. In oracle, there is something called ROWNUM. I use this only for showing 10 records in one page, and click next for another 10 records.

In DB2, I don't know is there any similar feature or not, can anyone tell me?

If not, can anyone tell me how to implement the "paging the records".


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Old 01-08-02, 06:45
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After searching the net few days, I finally found the solution.


http://www7b.boulder.ibm.com/dmdd/li...adamache3.html
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