sql - paginating table and getting row count -


The query below gives a subset of rows and a line ending at line 20, from the table starting with row 10. Also, to save a query I need to return the number of total rows in the table. This is the best solution I could think, are there any more efficient / elegant ways? Specifically, I do not like the Partition 1 section.

  Choose from (Count to (*) over (split 1) as [count], [row], * [product]) as 10 and 20  According to [name], [description] in line between   

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if you Do not like it, then remove it! Choose from [citation], row_number () more than [[name], [description]) as [number] to [select] from

  , * From [product]) as between t where between 10 and 20   

However, on one side, the query is not optimal. You should count in a traditional way. Choose from [Products] as [count] as [count (*) * Select * X cross join (name of the line), [description]) as [row], * to [product]) In the form of T where the row between 10 and 20

you can put both of these together and press Ctrl-M, then the execution plans will look quite different.

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