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10 Jan 2012CPOL 7.8K   2   2
string Query = string.Format(@"SELECT * FROM (SELECT *, " + @"ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY PRODUCT_ID DESC ) AS ROW_NUM FROM({0}) " + @"AS TEMP_INNER) AS TEMP_OUTER WHERE ROW_NUM BETWEEN '{1}' AND " + @"({2} + {3}) - 1", strSql, startRowIndex, startRowIndex, maximumRows);
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string Query = string.Format(@"SELECT * FROM (SELECT *, " + 
     @"ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY PRODUCT_ID DESC ) AS ROW_NUM  FROM({0}) " + 
     @"AS TEMP_INNER) AS TEMP_OUTER  WHERE ROW_NUM BETWEEN '{1}' AND " + 
     @"({2} + {3}) - 1", strSql, startRowIndex, startRowIndex, maximumRows);

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