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IF WE WANT TO SELECT  TOP N ROWS  FROM A TABLE ,



 WE USE THE FETCH NEXT



 SELECT    * FROM  table1   ---//First m rows ignore first n rows
ORDER BY id OFFSET n ROWS
FETCH NEXT m ROWS ONLY

if n=0, m=10 then first  10 rows
if n=10, m=10 then first  10 rows start from 11th row


Row_number()

  SELECT  ROW_NUMBER() OVER(order by db.id)

Insertion Simultaneouly in temp table with output clause

DECLARE @table1 table

(
  Id int,
  name nvarchar(50)
);


DECLARE @table2 table
(
 Id int,
 name nvarchar(50)
);



INSERT INTO @table2
OUTPUT INSERTED.*
  INTO @table1

  select top 10 id, name  from FinalTable


SELECT * FROM @table2;
SELECT * FROM @table1;

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