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  1. There are lots of ways to select a random record or row from a database table. Here are some example SQL statements that don\'t require additional application logic ...
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  2. If you use Microsoft SQL Server 2000, you likely have run into the following problem: You want to select a random sampling of rows from a large table with lots of ...
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  3. Select a random row in a large MySQL table very fast.
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  4. I have a table with about 8 million rows. I want to select a small random subset of them (about 1000). What I\'m doing now is simply \"select id from table\" (where id ...
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  5. Random rows are a particularly good way to add dynamism to a site; unfortunately, SQL doesn\'t permit the selection of random rows. Check out this simple trick to ...
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  6. I\'ve got a SQL Server table with about 50,000 rows in it. I want to select about 5,000 of those rows at random. I\'ve thought of a complicated way, creating a temp ...
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  7. I need to select 4 random rows from a table that contains approximatly 72,000 rows. Is there a way to do it efficently without making the code databas
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  8. Use this query to select a random record from Oracle table. This works from TOAD as well as sqlplus
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  9. Sometimes you just need to put things into random order. The developers of Microsoft Excel understood this, and that is why they built a random number generator ...
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  10. I can\'t figure out why this SQL statement isn\'t working - it returns the same value every time. SELECT Field1 FROM Table1 ORDER BY rnd() I also tried SELECT Field1 ...
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