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The document explains the SQL commands OFFSET and FETCH NEXT, which are used to paginate results by skipping a specified number of rows and retrieving the next set of rows. It also mentions sorting records in the Customers table by CustomerID in ascending order. Additionally, there is a reference to learn more about SQL Joins.

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Practical 3 Slides

The document explains the SQL commands OFFSET and FETCH NEXT, which are used to paginate results by skipping a specified number of rows and retrieving the next set of rows. It also mentions sorting records in the Customers table by CustomerID in ascending order. Additionally, there is a reference to learn more about SQL Joins.

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Information Systems 3A

ILS03A1 Practical 3

2025-03-10
Explanation of OFFSET and FETCH NEXT
ORDER BY CustomerID
• This sorts the records in the Customers table based on the
CustomerID in ascending order.

OFFSET 5 ROWS
• This skips the first 5 rows from the result set.

FETCH NEXT 5 ROWS ONLY


• After skipping 5 rows, this retrieves the next 5 rows.
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more about JOINS

SQL Joins

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