SQL Server 2014 - Offset with fetch next

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I'm trying to run this code, but I get the error:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3

Incorrect syntax near 'OFFSET'.

Msg 153, Level 15, State 2, Line 4

Invalid use of the NEXT option in the FETCH statement.

This is my code:

SELECT * 

FROM dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

ORDER BY P.last_name

OFFSET 10 ROWS

FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

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asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

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Tag the SQL Server version that you are using. You can check it select @@VERSION.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:21

I can't replicate the error on SQL Server 2012, nor on fiddle. dd<>fiddle
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:23

Check the compatibility level of your database. OFFSET-FETCH should only parse correctly at level 110 or higher.
– Jeroen Mostert
Nov 19 at 14:29

use dbo. instead of dbp
– IdontKnowEnglish
Nov 19 at 16:01

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I'm trying to run this code, but I get the error:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3

Incorrect syntax near 'OFFSET'.

Msg 153, Level 15, State 2, Line 4

Invalid use of the NEXT option in the FETCH statement.

This is my code:

SELECT * 

FROM dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

ORDER BY P.last_name

OFFSET 10 ROWS

FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

Tag the SQL Server version that you are using. You can check it select @@VERSION.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:21

I can't replicate the error on SQL Server 2012, nor on fiddle. dd<>fiddle
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:23

Check the compatibility level of your database. OFFSET-FETCH should only parse correctly at level 110 or higher.
– Jeroen Mostert
Nov 19 at 14:29

use dbo. instead of dbp
– IdontKnowEnglish
Nov 19 at 16:01

add a comment |

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1
down vote

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I'm trying to run this code, but I get the error:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3

Incorrect syntax near 'OFFSET'.

Msg 153, Level 15, State 2, Line 4

Invalid use of the NEXT option in the FETCH statement.

This is my code:

SELECT * 

FROM dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

ORDER BY P.last_name

OFFSET 10 ROWS

FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

I'm trying to run this code, but I get the error:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3

Incorrect syntax near 'OFFSET'.

Msg 153, Level 15, State 2, Line 4

Invalid use of the NEXT option in the FETCH statement.

This is my code:

SELECT * 

FROM dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

ORDER BY P.last_name

OFFSET 10 ROWS

FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY

sql-server

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

edited Nov 19 at 14:28

marc_s

568k12810991249

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

asked Nov 19 at 14:18

Captai-N

102210

Tag the SQL Server version that you are using. You can check it select @@VERSION.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:21

I can't replicate the error on SQL Server 2012, nor on fiddle. dd<>fiddle
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:23

Check the compatibility level of your database. OFFSET-FETCH should only parse correctly at level 110 or higher.
– Jeroen Mostert
Nov 19 at 14:29

use dbo. instead of dbp
– IdontKnowEnglish
Nov 19 at 16:01

add a comment |

Tag the SQL Server version that you are using. You can check it select @@VERSION.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:21

I can't replicate the error on SQL Server 2012, nor on fiddle. dd<>fiddle
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:23

Check the compatibility level of your database. OFFSET-FETCH should only parse correctly at level 110 or higher.
– Jeroen Mostert
Nov 19 at 14:29

use dbo. instead of dbp
– IdontKnowEnglish
Nov 19 at 16:01

Tag the SQL Server version that you are using. You can check it select @@VERSION.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:21

I can't replicate the error on SQL Server 2012, nor on fiddle. dd<>fiddle
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:23

Check the compatibility level of your database. OFFSET-FETCH should only parse correctly at level 110 or higher.
– Jeroen Mostert
Nov 19 at 14:29

use dbo. instead of dbp
– IdontKnowEnglish
Nov 19 at 16:01

add a comment |

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Your error suggests FETCH . . . OFFSET clause error that means your current version that don't support it or might be version compatibility issue (you can check & set accordingly) however i don't know which version you are using.

So, i would try with subquery instead that would support for lower version :

select top (20) p.*

from (select top (30) P.*

      from dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

      order by P.last_name

     ) p

order by P.last_name desc;

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

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Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

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So, i would try with subquery instead that would support for lower version :

select top (20) p.*

from (select top (30) P.*

      from dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

      order by P.last_name

     ) p

order by P.last_name desc;

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

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Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

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up vote
1
down vote

So, i would try with subquery instead that would support for lower version :

select top (20) p.*

from (select top (30) P.*

      from dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

      order by P.last_name

     ) p

order by P.last_name desc;

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

So, i would try with subquery instead that would support for lower version :

select top (20) p.*

from (select top (30) P.*

      from dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

      order by P.last_name

     ) p

order by P.last_name desc;

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

So, i would try with subquery instead that would support for lower version :

select top (20) p.*

from (select top (30) P.*

      from dbp.Expats_Gesamt AS P

      order by P.last_name

     ) p

order by P.last_name desc;

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

edited Nov 19 at 14:31

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

answered Nov 19 at 14:25

Yogesh Sharma

27.5k51335

Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

add a comment |

Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

Considering that the OP has put "SQL Server 2014" in the question's subject, I suspect the problem is the compatibility level, and not the version of the Software.
– Larnu
Nov 19 at 14:44

@Larnu. . . That i realized on my second last edit made.
– Yogesh Sharma
Nov 19 at 14:46

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