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Nqobile Khumalo
409 PointsGet the 11th to 30th movie from the movies table. (Again no need to order the results). I am struggling with LIMIT clau
Get the 11th to 30th movie from the movies table. (Again no need to order the results). I am struggling with this question because my answer is :
SELECT * FROM movies LIMIT 10 OFFSET 10; Its wrong what could be problem..?
3 Answers
Alfred Angkasa
2,413 PointsHello, I will try to answer your question. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Depends on your table structure.
lets say movies have a column call moviesNumber (int) as PK, moviesTitle varchar(100)
//moviesNumber //moviesTitle 1 Fast & Furious 1 2 Fast & Furious 2 ... n Fast & Furious n
if you only want to select by moviesNumber : "select * from movies where moviesNumber between 11 and 30" if you want to use limit : "select * from movies limit 11, 20" or use yours "SELECT * FROM t_movies LIMIT 10 OFFSET 10"
limit means you only want to show 10 records, offset mean start from 10
jason phillips
18,131 PointsSELECT * FROM movies LIMIT 10 OFFSET 10,20;
TaJuanna Williams
26,697 PointsAnswer: select * from movies limit 10, 20;