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Granit Berisha
14,150 PointsHi there, Can anyone help me with this question: Get the 101st to 200th actor from the actors table.
I don't know how to write the query for this question: Get the 101st to 200th actor from the actors table. (No need to use any ordering).
Thanks in advance
3 Answers
Joseph Anderson
10,617 PointsYou can also forgo using the OFFSET keyword and run the following:
SELECT * FROM actors LIMIT 100, 100;
Just remember that the first number is the OFFSET and that the count starts at 0.
Sobin Sebastian
5,348 Pointsthis is also correct answer: SELECT * FROM actors LIMIT 100, 100;
Ryan Ruscett
23,307 PointsThere are a couple ways to get this, but for me it's all about the between operator.
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_between.asp
I would give you the answer but it would just be repeating the link. Let me know if that solves your issue.
Thanks!
Granit Berisha
14,150 PointsThank you so much Ryan, but that was not the required solution:$
It required to use the keyword LIMIT
Finally, I re-watched again the video, and the solution (for everyone else who doesn't know this answer) is:
SELECT * FROM actors LIMIT 100 OFFSET 100;
Thanks for your time