I've read several other threads that point towards this article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/y7tz3hhk%28v=vs.80%29.aspx
However the example doesn't lend itself to what I want very well. I looked at a few other SQL statements, and I'm not sure I'm using it right. I'm connecting to a DBF file through C# with OleDbConnection and populating an OleDbDataAdapter
var sql = "select *, recNo() as rownum from '" + Uri.UnescapeDataString(connString)
+ "' WHERE (rownum > " + lowerLimit + ") AND (rownum > " + upperLimit + ")";
I keep receiving an error message saying that rownum doesn't exist. I tried changing the rownum to CAPS, no difference.
SQL: Column 'ROWNUM' is not found.
In summary, what I'm trying to accomplish is return all rows based on what row it's in. Modifying the DBF file is not an option, and I'd like to save on memory, so just adding everything into a giant table is not a fesible option. (600,000+ records)
Try using the RECNO() in the WHERE clause: WHERE RECNO() > var
Another option would be to use sub queries since rownum doesn't exist yet.