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create table Table_1 (id int identity, Field_A varchar(10), Field_C int); create table Table_2 (id int identity, table1Id int, Field_1 varchar(10)); insert into table_1 (Field_A,Field_C) values ('1',1),('2',2); insert into table_2 (table1id, Field_1) values (1,'1');--, (2,'2'), (1,'3'); SELECT * FROM ( SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY Field_B ASC) AS Row_Num FROM ( SELECT Field_A, (SELECT Field_1 FROM Table_2) AS Field_B, Field_C FROM Table_1 ) AS Name ) As NumberedName WHERE Row_Num BETWEEN 1 AND 100;
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