How can LIMIT and OFFSET be used effectively to optimize SQL queries?
- Use LIMIT to specify the maximum number of rows to retrieve and OFFSET to skip a certain number of rows.
- Use OFFSET to specify the maximum number of rows to retrieve and LIMIT to skip a certain number of rows.
- Use LIMIT and OFFSET together to retrieve all rows in a table.
- Use LIMIT and OFFSET to restrict the number of columns retrieved in a query.
LIMIT is used to restrict the number of rows in the result set, while OFFSET is used to skip a certain number of rows. This is helpful for paginating results and optimizing queries when you don't need to retrieve the entire dataset.
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