Question

RIGHT now I’m using ROW_NUMBER() in my procedure in SQL Server 2008 as follows:

WITH cars as(SELECT carid,mileage,retailprice,imageurl,model,year, 
             Zips.Distance AS Miles, Manufacturers.mfgName as Make,
             dealers.companyname as companyname, CASE @sortby 
WHEN 'D' THEN ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY  Manufacturers.mfgName) 
WHEN 'P' THEN ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY retailprice) 
WHEN 'M' THEN ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY mileage) 
END as 'rownum'
FROM usedcars INNER JOIN #TempZips Zips ON Zips.ZipCode =usedcars.loczip
left join Manufacturers on Manufacturers.mfgid=usedcars.mfgid 
left join dealers on dealers.dealerid = usedcars.dealerid 
where usedcars.active=1 and usedcars.dealerid=@dealerid)
select @totalrecords as totalrec,*  from cars 
where rownum between @skip and  @take

Is there an equivalent to this that works in SQL2000? (ROW_NUMBER wasn’t introduced until SQL2005).

Answer 1

You can create a temp table with an identity column, and insert your data into that.

Then use the temp table.