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CodeSnip: Selecting nth Highest Value of a Column Using Oracle
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by Deepankar Sarangi
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Oracle 9i or above versions
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Title:
excellant
Name:
uttam
Date:
2010-01-22 8:48:00 AM
Comment:
simply superb
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Title:
superb
Name:
Amit Verma
Date:
2009-12-14 8:19:52 AM
Comment:
really good solution
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Nice and easy query
Name:
SB
Date:
2009-12-01 6:47:42 AM
Comment:
Very much self explanatory. thanks for sharing.
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Another way to do it
Name:
Pat
Date:
2009-11-13 3:46:08 PM
Comment:
I dunno, this SQL seems to be faster, on my database anyway:
SELECT EMPLOYEE_ID
FROM (SELECT EMPLOYEE_ID FROM emp ORDER BY EMPLOYEE_ID desc)
WHERE rownum < 2;
I killed the examples after ten minutes of waiting each. My SQL ran in 2-3 minutes (depending on time of day). The table I'm running these on has over 4.5 million records.
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Was really helpful
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Srinivas
Date:
2008-12-24 1:35:12 PM
Comment:
Hi Deepankar,
I was working on oracle for the first time and ur code snippet example helped me a lot.
Thanks
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Thanks friend
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Chittaranjan
Date:
2008-04-05 6:00:00 AM
Comment:
hi, deepankar. i'm really glad that u have found out this answer. it will really help others.
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Thanks
Name:
Aroop
Date:
2008-03-10 12:05:40 PM
Comment:
Awesome Deepankar...!!
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Thanks Deepankar
Name:
Ajay
Date:
2008-03-10 11:58:35 AM
Comment:
Hi Deepankar,
I was searching this query from last few days .
Thanks a lot for this.
Regards,
Aj
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