Here's how you get the same functionality it in Oracle
select found_rows, empno, job from
(select count(*) over () found_rows, empno, job, rownum rn
from emp order by empno)
where
rn between 1 and 5
/
FOUND_ROWS EMPNO JOB
---------- ---------- ---------
15 7369 CLERK
15 7499 SALESMAN
15 7521 SALESMAN
15 7566 MANAGER
15 7654 SALESMAN
You do get a bit more data transfered to the application layer, one value for each column. To avoid this and only get the count on the first row you can modify the inner query to use decode() like this
select decode(rownum,1,count(*) over ()), empno, job
from emp order by empno
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FOUND_ROWS doesn't work in my version of Oracle, 10g. Can you tell please what version did that code work for you ? Or how shall it be in Oracle 10g ?
Perfectly true but there is an enormous difference: perfomances!
Doing your method you need to do a sub query that is executed for every query and this is killing for every kind of system, while mysql do this trasparently counting only founded records with a big speed up!
Oracle is better of mysql talking of features but a lot of things now are supported by mysql but this is alot faster than oracle, do speed tests and look it by yourself
Ok so I have to do pagination with a huge where clause and an order by function that will change. Currently I'm using:
row_number() over (order by b)
But because I am limiting the number of rows returned I have a 3 deep sql query that is overly complex.
Here's a psuedo code example of what I'm doing that has been dumbed down. Notice the repeat of the where statement:
SELECT *
FROM
(
SELECT rownumber() over (ORDER BY lastName) as myRowNum,
(
SELECT Count(*)
FROM instancename.someTable s
WHERE s.column = ?
AND s.column1 = ?
AND s.column2 = ?
AND s.column3 = ?
AND s.column4 = ?
AND s.column5 = ?
AND s.column6 = ?
AND s.column7 = ?
AND s.column8 = ?
AND s.column9 is null
AND s.column10 = ?
) as totalrecords,
s.*
FROM instancename.someTable s
WHERE s.column = ?
AND s.column1 = ?
AND s.column2 = ?
AND s.column3 = ?
AND s.column4 = ?
AND s.column5 = ?
AND s.column6 = ?
AND s.column7 = ?
AND s.column8 = ?
AND s.column9 is null
AND s.column10 = ?
)
WHERE myRowNum BETWEEN 1 AND 10
I believe that if I was using MySQL instead of Oracle I wouldn't need that nasty code, unless you have a different more elegant solution which I don't doubt because I am not a sql developer by trade.
of course unless I'm wrong that same query would look like this in mysql:
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS as totalrecords,s.*
FROM instancename.someTable s
WHERE s.column = ?
AND s.column1 = ?
AND s.column2 = ?
AND s.column3 = ?
AND s.column4 = ?
AND s.column5 = ?
AND s.column6 = ?
AND s.column7 = ?
AND s.column8 = ?
AND s.column9 is null
AND s.column10 = ?
LIMIT 0, 10
Most what i read online is trash and copy paste but i think you offer something different. Keep it like this...
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