Say I've got a query
SELECT TOP 10 ... FROM ... ORDER BY ...
in Access (well, really Jet). The question is: how can I get all the other rows... everything except the top 10?
Couldn't you do something like
SELECT ... FROM ...
WHERE PK NOT IN (SELECT TOP 10 PK FROM ...)
ORDER BY ...
it might not be that efficient but that's the only way off the top of my head I can think to do something like that. AFAIK there's no "BOTTOM" clause in SQL :)
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