How about analysing the table, finding out the total number of rows within
the table, and then using the SAMPLE clause with a value of 50%?
Mark
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Shrinivas (MED, Keane)
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Hi lists
can anybody post me to find alternative rows in a table.
1,3,5 ...
or 2,4,6 ....
srinivas
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