Function_TopXfromY

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   Function_TopXfromY
Explanatory Notes: 
    This sample db demonstrates extraction of a specified block of records (X numbers) from the source query, starting at a given position (record number Y).
    It is observed that in case of large data, a query having ORDER BY clause, becomes unacceptably slow, if TOP predicate is included. The method shown in this sample db gets the results promptly. Moreover, the user can specify the starting point (Y), while fetching the block of X records.
Version: Access 2000 file format.

Reference: DAO 3.6

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A.D. Tejpal Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Microsoft MVP Joined: 30 Jun 2008 Status: Offline Points: 192	Post Options Post Reply Quote A.D. Tejpal Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Function_TopXfromY Posted: 26 Jul 2012 at 4:02am
	Function_TopXfromY Explanatory Notes: This sample db demonstrates extraction of a specified block of records (X numbers) from the source query, starting at a given position (record number Y). It is observed that in case of large data, a query having ORDER BY clause, becomes unacceptably slow, if TOP predicate is included. The method shown in this sample db gets the results promptly. Moreover, the user can specify the starting point (Y), while fetching the block of X records. Version: Access 2000 file format. Reference: DAO 3.6 Download File >>: uploads/37/Function_TopXfromY.zip
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