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08.27.2008 at 07:03AM PDT, ID: 23682022

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ROW_NUMBER split my results up into pages

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I asked a question about how to make the below sql code easer yesterday and the suggestion was to use ROW_NUMBER function as i am on MS SQL 2005.

so now my question is, can anyone give me an example using below of how i can achieve this?

i need to to split my results up into pages where the user can get the next set of results etc

below is my old code but gives to all the links and table names i need

         
             DECLARE @SQL varchar(1000)
Set @SQL = 'SELECT c.catId, c.name as catName, c.pos as catPos, d.depId, d.name as depName, d.metaKeywords as depKey, d.metaDescription as depDes, p.prodId, p.name, p.productCode, p.price, p.salePrice, p.retailPrice, p.pageName, p.description, p.description2, p.active, p.extra1, p.EXTRA2'
Set @SQL = @SQL + ' FROM categories c INNER JOIN departments d on d.depId = c.depId INNER JOIN Products p on c.catid = p.catId'
Set @SQL = @SQL + ' WHERE c.depId = ''#url.department#'' AND p.active = ''on'''
EXEC ReturnPage @SQL, 'productCode ASC', #((url.page-1)*url.t)+1#, #url.page*url.t#

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