I am writing a query, but I only want to search the first 10 records in the table. I know that in a select limit usually limits the records, but it doesn't work for this instance. eg
SELECT * FROM `logon` WHERE `username`='superman' ORDER BY `user_id` LIMIT 10
The above line will never work because the query only returns one.
I only want to search through the first 10 records, and limit doesn't work in this case.
So how do I limit my search to the first 10 records?
SELECT * FROM
(SELECT * FROM `logon` ORDER BY `user_id` LIMIT 10) as temp
WHERE temp.`username`='superman';
使用顺序
SELECT * FROM `logon` WHERE `username` = 'superman' ORDER BY user_id LIMIT 10
您可以简单地编写一个子查询,该查询返回“前” 10条记录,并在结果集上放置where子句。
SELECT *
FROM `logon`
WHERE `username`='superman'
and user_id in (select user_id from logon order by user_id limit 10)
(I haven't tried this, but I think it's the fastest way to do this)
Not the right Way...but can be done...
SELECT * FROM logon
WHERE username
='superman' AND srno BETWEEN 1 AND 10;
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