
rachelcarmena
Release It! Second Edition: about unbounded result sets (page 88)
About “Unbounded Result Sets”:
There’s no standard SQL syntax to specify result set limits.
Then, examples with the use of TOP, ROWNUM and LIMIT are included.
I think OFFSET/FETCH clause is the ANSI SQL-conformant way to get the first number of rows:
[OFFSET m ROWS] FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY
It’s supported by Oracle DB (from Oracle 12c, July 2013), SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL among others.
TOP, ROWNUM and LIMIT are still supported by some DBMS, however I think they are the old-way.
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