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The LIMIT and OFFSET clauses restrict the operation of:
- A selection query, including when it occurs as part of
INSERTorUPSERT. UPDATEandDELETEstatements.
OFFSET instructs the operation to skip a specified number of rows. It is often used in conjunction with LIMIT to "paginate" through retrieved rows.
Warning:
Using LIMIT/OFFSET to implement pagination can be very slow for large tables. We recommend using keyset pagination instead.
Syntax
LIMIT
LIMIT { <limit_value> | ALL }
For PostgreSQL compatibility, CockroachDB also supports FETCH FIRST limit_value ROWS ONLY and FETCH NEXT limit_value ROWS ONLY as aliases for LIMIT. If limit_value is omitted, then one row is fetched.
OFFSET
OFFSET <offset_value> [ ROW | ROWS ]
Examples
For example uses with SELECT, see Limiting Row Count and Pagination.
See also
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