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Hi,
A few weeks ago I posted a message asking if anyone could tell me
if there is a way to pick the Nth row of a query. For example :
select distinct process_date from proc_table order by process_date
How would I get the 6th (or the 7th, 8th, etc.) date in that set? Trick
is NOT to use a cursor and a loop. There must be a way to do this
(perhaps using RIDS?) in DB2 or Oracle.
Thanks
Peter
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