How to restrict number of rows returned in BIP

Hi Friends..
How to restrict no of rows displayed by the report to some 10 rows for example.. in BIP

If its in RTF you can use position to restrict.
<?for-each:ROW[position()<11]?>
You can also restrict it in your sql query using ROWNUM.

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    776317 wrote:
    Hi frnds,
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    TELL ME HOW MANY ROWS YOU HAVE IN TABLE?
    Because you have only *6 rows* in you column, if you less than 10 rows then it displays only containied/exist rows. nothing much
    select ename,empno from emp where rownum < 10;Thanks

  • How to get number of rows return in SELECT query

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  • How can I limit the number of rows returned by a select stat

    How can I limit the number of rows returned by a select
    statement. I have a query where I return the number of stores
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    null

    Debbie (guest) wrote:
    : Chad Nale (guest) wrote:
    : : How can I limit the number of rows returned by a select
    : : statement. I have a query where I return the number of
    : stores
    : : that are located in a given area.. I only want to return the
    : : first twenty-five stores. In some instances there may be
    : over
    : : 200 stores in a given location.
    : : I know is SQL 7 that I can set the pagesize to be 25....
    : : Anything similiar in Oracle 8i?
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    null

  • How do you limit the number of rows return from query?

    How do you limit the number of rows return from query? Do all databases support this kind of feature?

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  • How to get number of rows

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