I have a table XYZ(ID Primary key,Name).The table is having more than 10000 rows. I want to process 1000 rows at a time.For this i have to first 1000 rows from the table and then update the table as per the results.For the first 1000 rows i can fetch using
select * from XYZ where rownum >=1 and rownum <= 1000
but for the next 1000 rows i do not know how to write the que开发者_如何学Cry because if i write
select count(*) from XYZ where rownum >=1000 and rownum < 2000
the query gives 0 rows.Any idea how to write the query.Please help.I am using Oracle 11g database.
rownum
isn't a real column, it's a pseudocolumn that is generated as rows are generated, starting at 1 and counting upward.
So, your query:
select * from XYZ where rownum >= 1000 and rownum <= 2000
Returns no rows. Why? Oracle generates the first row and assigns it a rownum of 1. It then checks to see if it should be included in the result set. Rownum < 1000, so no. It goes on to the next row, and uses the next largest not yet used rownum ... which is still 1. Repeat until end of table.
You need to introduce a subselect to transform the rownum
into a real column:
select * from
(select rownum r, * from xyz) inner
where
inner.r >= 1000 and inner.r <= 2000
To get the results you really want.
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