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Posted By: Padma       Member Level: Diamond       Posted Date: 06 Sep 2006       Category: SQL Server

Retrieve Top 100 Rows from a Table



Which one of the following statements should you use to return
only the 100 rows from the Master table?






Select Answer:

A. SELECT * FROM Master WHERE count(*) = 100
B. SELECT 100 FROM Master
C. SELECT TOP(100) FROM Master
D. SELECT count(100) FROM Master
E. SELECT TOP 100 * FROM Master



      
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