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Asked: 2026-05-11T08:56:52+00:00

…before the pagination chunks have been determined. I know you can do this in

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…before the pagination chunks have been determined.

I know you can do this in multiple statements, but there must be a better way.

my results are returned ordered by date and I want to return the pagination chunk that contains a given id. So I could, for example, select the date of the given id and then select a chunk of results where date is less than or greater than the date. That would work. But is there some native mysql method of doing this sort of thing in one statement? It just seems reasonable to expect that we could ask for X results in which a given id exists if results are ordered by date.

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  1. I believe that this cannot be done by one simple statement. But there is a solution to use stored procedures and define your own function composed of more statements.

    Unfortunately, for SELECT … LIMIT x,y you have to use just integers, x and y cannot be expressions therefore you cannot limit results by paging criterion.

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