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Posted - 2001-08-08 : 08:40:57
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| Sarat writes "Hi,I do like to know whether there is any function availble in SQLServer 2000 which gives me the number of the row. (Similar to 'rowid' in Oracle.)To be a bit descriptive, consider the following datatableName -> test id name 1 john 2 baby 4 kepler 6 buntyi need the results in the following way id name count 1 john 1 2 baby 2 4 kepler 3 6 bunty 4 I tried to do it using a subquery like select *,(select count(*) from test t1 where t1.id<=t2.id) count from test t2but it is taking a lot of processing time.I will be thankful if you can suggest me any time saving method or any inbuilt function.regards,Sarat." |
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