Example 2: LIMIT Clause with Using WHERE Clause

How to Limit The Number Of Rows Returned

In SQLite, we can use the LIMIT clause to limit the number of rows returned. With the help of the LIMIT clause, we can restrict the number of rows returned by the query at a moment. We can specify how many rows we want to fetch at a moment. We can occasionally use the OFFSET clause too. OFFSET clause will help us to skip a certain number of rows, we do not want to display at that moment....

Setting Up a Table in the Database

Before moving to some examples, we need to create a table in our database first. We will need a table in our database in order to perform some operations on it....

Example 1: LIMIT Clause Without Using WHERE Clause

In this example, we are going to return a limited number of rows. For this purpose we are going to use LIMIT clause to limit the the number of rows returned....

Example 2: LIMIT Clause with Using WHERE Clause

Unlike previous example, we are going to display some specific records only. We will display some specific number of records with the help of LIMIT and WHERE clause....

Example 3: LIMIT Clause Along with OFFSET Clause

In this example, we are going to use limit clause along with the offset clause. We are going to discuss two case related to it....

Conclusion

SQLite is a light-weighted relational database management system. It is designed as simple and ease to use data base. It supports standard SQL syntax. With the help of LIMIT clause we can restrict or define the desired number of rows we want to display. We can occasionally use OFFSET along with it. We have overall covered all the real life examples on using LIMIT clause. We have also seen how we can implement LIMIT clause along with offset clause. Now you have a good understanding of LIMIT clause, you you write your desired query related to LIMIT clause and can get your desired output....