Jerry Schwartz the-infoshop.com> writes:
> I'm still confused, are you saying that you want to know what page a team
> would be on if you did a listing?
>
> Regards,
Yes, given a query (e.g. "SELECT ... FROM teams ORDER BY score DESC, errors")
which we usually add a LIMIT clause to for paginati
Jerry Schwartz the-infoshop.com> writes:
> Can't you just keep track of which page you are on, and multiply by 20
> (except for the last page)? I must be missing something.
>
> Regards,
Hi Jerry,
The problem is that the page isn't necessarily known at the time we need to find
out its position.
Hi,
We have an application which queries our database in 'pages', i.e. uses the same
query repeatedly, with a different "LIMIT x, 20" to display blocks of 20
results.
I'm wondering if there's an easy way (or any way) to find out where in the
resultset a particular record lies. Obviously the quer
I hope this is a simple question.
I'm trying to run a select like the one below, but limiting the results to 2 Sub
Categories per Category.
I can't find a way to do this in the SQL reference
mysql> select sub_categories.id, categories.name 'Category', sub_categories.name
'Sub Category' from cate
