040908 R Oracle & SqlServer 's Order -> SELECT TOP & WHERE ROWNUM <= 3

xiaoxiao2021-03-06  63

MS SQLServer and Oracle Take out the top N records sorted in a certain field

This topic looks like so simple, both databases provide the Order By clause. The problem should be able to solve it.

Try how to do MS SQLServer:

Use northwind;

CREATE TABLE TESTSORT (ID Integer);

INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (3);

INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (1);

INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (4);

INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (2);

Select * from tests.

-----------------------------------------

Id

-----------

3

1

4

2

(4 row (s) affected)

Suppose we have to take out the top three records sorted by ID:

SELECT TOP 3 * from testsort order by id;

-----------------------------------------

Id

-----------

1

2

3

(3 row (s) affected)

Very simple, a sentence is solved.

Try Oracle and use Oracle9i

SQL> CREATE TABLE TESTSORT (ID Number);

Table created.

SQL> INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (3);

1 row created.

SQL> INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (1);

1 row created.

SQL> INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (4);

1 row created.

SQL> INSERT INTO TESTSORT VALUES (2);

1 row created.

SQL> commit;

COMMIT COMPLETE.

SQL> SELECT *.

Id

------------

3

1

4

2

Oracle does not have the top N-record top syntax in MS SQLServer. But ROWNUM can be used to complete similar functions.

SQL> Select * from test where rownum <= 3 ORDER BY ID;

Id

------------

1

3

4

Is it a bit unexpected? It does not return the result of the required 1, 2, 3. Oracle first select a range set (3, 1, 4) based on the condition limit of ROWNUM <= 3, and then in this collection Sort in.

The ORDER BY clause is only played after the appropriate record is taken out.

This is the case, then how can I achieve this function in Oracle?

Usually we can use this approach:

SQL> SELECT * FROM (Select * from testsort order by id) Where rownum <= 3;

Id

------------

1

2

3

It's a bit trouble, but it can only be like this.

The same reason, if you want to take out from the table, in accordance with a certain field, you are sorted by a record.

The following Oracle statement is the best:

SQL> SELECT ID from FROM

(

Select ID, Rownum As Con From

(

Select ID from testsort order by id

)

WHERE ROWNUM <= 3 / * n value * /

)

Where con> = 2; / * m value * /

Id

------------

2

3

This type of problem can also be solved with similar ideas in MS SQLServer.

Of course, you can also use a dummy approach, such as the collection of the previous M-1 records of the previous N-recorded min M-1 record collection. (A bit like a sign), but MS SQLServer seems to not support A collection of units such as Minus.

It seems that a small sorting problem is really not so simple!

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