Using "Top" keyword in Microsoft SQL Server Gateway?

I want to query the top 5 records in sqlserver. Such as select top 5 * from table1
But, oracle doesn't support "top"keyword and
Gateway doesn't support rowid. Is there a solution?
Thanks

There is indeed no direct gateway support for this SQL Server specific 'top' function. However with the use of the DBMS_HS_PASSTHROUGH it should be possible to use the top-function. The DBMS_HS_PASSTHROUGH package allows you to move a SQL-statement 'as-is' to the remote non-Oracle database.
Have a look at an example of the DBMS_HS_PASSTHROUGH usage (with a resultset) at the MetaLink document with DocID: 412491.1
Regards,
Ed

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