SQL Server 2000 Query

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I have two tables and i want to select 1-50 records and i get what i want,
and im using this query..

SELECT TOP 50 tbl_Standard.*
FROM tbl_Standard INNER JOIN
tbl_Mom_Type ON
tbl_Standard.Standard_No = tbl_Mom_Type.Standard_No
ORDER BY tbl_Mom_Type.Date_of_Meeting DESC

in next i want to select 50-100 records.
and i use this query.

SELECT TOP 50 tbl_Standard.*
FROM (SELECT TOP 100 tbl_Standard.*
FROM tbl_Standard INNER JOIN
tbl_Mom_Type ON
tbl_Standard.Standard_No = tbl_Mom_Type.Standard_No)
tbl_Standard INNER JOIN
tbl_Mom_Type ON
tbl_Standard.Standard_No = tbl_Mom_Type.Standard_No
ORDER BY tbl_Mom_Type.Date_of_Meeting DESC

But it did not display the records i want.
Thanks in advance..

Posted 14-Nov-13 20:47pm

melvinn

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Solution 1

Hi,

See this link [^]for your reference.
Hope this helps you a bit.

Regards,
RK

Posted 14-Nov-13 21:08pm

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melvinn 15-Nov-13 3:27am

Thank you for the reply sir. but Im using SQL Server 2000
the ROW_Number() is not recognize in SQL 2k.

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ArunRajendra · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-14T21:09:00

Solution 2

Try putting the order by with in the subquery as well. hope it resolves your issue.

Posted 14-Nov-13 21:09pm

ArunRajendra

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melvinn 15-Nov-13 3:29am

Thak you for the suggestion. it works fine, but it gives me the same output.. :|

ArunRajendra 15-Nov-13 3:39am

Just a guess try making outer order by to asc.

melvinn 15-Nov-13 3:57am

Thank you! I finally got it now, but the output is asc. because if I change it to DESC it get back to same output.. Thank you very much for the help. It helps me a lot.. =)

ArunRajendra 15-Nov-13 4:22am

My pleasure. Can you mark it as answered so that other know this issue resolved thorugh this solution?

melvinn 15-Nov-13 21:04pm

No problem. Thank you. :)