On Thursday 16 September 2004 17:19, Merlin wrote: > the where clause is a replacement for the order by clause in the first > statement. Inside this first select statement I am showing 20 results on > each page with the limit command as shown here: > > SELECT > u.user_name, > FROM > usertable > ORDER BY > points desc, registration_date desc > Limit 20, 40 > > This should show the members ranked 20 - 40 > > On the other page I would just like to know which user rank this person > has: But it is never the same as on the other page > > SELECT count(*) AS c > FROM > usertable > WHERE > points > '$points' > AND registration_date > '$date'
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