Master PostgreSQL LIMIT Clause: 7 Powerful Ways to Optimize Your Queries

PostgreSQL LIMIT clause is an amazing function that allows you to restrict the return of a limited number of rows to the query by a simple keyword

The PostgresSQL LIMIT clause is basically a way to restrict the count of rows that are to be returned from a particular SELECT query

The PostgreSQL LIMIT clause in conjunction with OFFSET is the usual way to do pagination

The LIMIT clause is generally applied with the ORDER BY clause in selecting the required data based on catalysts

The clause LIMIT frequently coins with OFFSET to make it become a need in a situation for pagination

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