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# Pagination example
Learn more about Pagination and see examples of how to implement paginated queries in the pipeline.
### **Input Json Example**
```json
{
"page" : 1,
"pageSize" : 50
}
```
### **Oracle**
```json
SELECT COL_A, COL_B
FROM (SELECT COL_A,
COL_B,
row_number() over (order by COL_A) rn
FROM XPTO.MY_TABLE )
WHERE rn BETWEEN {{ TOLONG(SUM(SUBTRACT(MULTIPLY(message.page, message.pageSize), message.pageSize), 1)) }}
AND {{ TOLONG(MULTIPLY(message.page, message.pageSize)) }}
```
### **SQL Server**
```sql
SELECT col_a, col_b FROM myTabel
ORDER BY col_a
OFFSET {{ TOLONG(SUM(SUBTRACT(MULTIPLY(message.page, message.pageSize), message.pageSize), 1)) }} ROWS
FETCH NEXT {{ message.pageSize}} ROWS ONLY
```
### Data Bricks (managed Apache Spark)
```apacheconf
WITH CTEResults AS
(
SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY query.col_1) AS RowNum FROM(
select distinct
col_1,
col_2,
col_3
from mytable
where << YOUR FILTERS HERE>>
order by col_1) query
)
SELECT *
FROM CTEResults
where RowNum > {{ TOLONG(SUBTRACT(MULTIPLY(message.page, message.pageSize), message.pageSize)) }}
and RowNum <= {{ TOLONG(MULTIPLY(message.page, message.pageSize)) }}
```
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