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In Oracle, the number of rows returned in an arbitrary query can be limited by filtering on the ‘virtual’ rownum column. Consider the following example, which will return, at most, 10 rows.
SELECT * FROM all_tables WHERE rownum <= 10
Is there a simple, generic way to do something similar in Ingres?
Blatantly changing my answer. ‘Limit 10’ works for MySql and others, Ingres uses
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