Try to use Oracle Rownum property and you will get a good result.
Say If your query returns 1000 records put another condition in your query
as rownum<100 and then for next time put the condition as rownum>100 and
rownum<200
you will get it solved.
Thanx
Yogaraj

-----Original Message-----
From: JOSHY MON M C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 2:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Urgent Help needed !


Hi All,
Can Anybody help ?

I have a Oracle 9i table named Contacts which contain about 10000 records. I
need to show them in a JSP page ordered by last name or first name or in any
other order (as per user request). But only 100 records should be shown at a
time. User can click "Previous" or "Next" links to see more records ( as in
Google/Yahoo search )

I have done this by creating a temporary table. Records are sorted and kept
in the temporary table . But this seems to be a very slow and inefficient
method. ( Each request involves a select from the original table, creation
of tempory table, insertion into temp table and finally select from temp
table. ) Can anybody suggest a better approach ?

Thanks
Joshy

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