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How to perform paging operation in MariaDB?


Paging operation in MariaDB is usually handled using the LIMIT clause along with the OFFSET clause in a SQL statement. You can use it to restrict, or paginate, the number of records retrieved from the database.

Here is an example:

```
SELECT * FROM table
ORDER BY column
LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20;
```

This query will return 10 records, start on record 21 (OFFSET is 0-indexed, so OFFSET 20 is the 21st row).

In another words, this returns records (rows) 21-30.

If you use this in a pagination context, you could retrieve 10 records at a time, then adjust the OFFSET to retrieve the next or previous set.

In a real application, you’d replace the offset and limit number, probably with variables inside your application code, so you can dynamically adjust which section of the table to retrieve.


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