Fetch Database Records In Parts Using SELECT Statement?
Is it possible to fetch records in parts?
Following will return 10,000 rows from my db:
Select * from languages
I want to create the select statement that on press of a button it fetches first 1000 rows, then click a button and it fetch next 1000 rows.
How can I do it?
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