Reputation: 3027
I have a postgresql query in the php file that returns over a hundred records. I would like to view only 10 records per page while using the same query. The query I am using is as below:
SELECT
to_char(a.CALLDATE,'yyyymm') AS month,
min(a.calldate) AS start_time,
max(a.calldate) AS end_time,
ceil(sum(a.CALLDURATION::integer) / 60) AS minutes,
count(DISTINCT a.IDENTIFIANT) AS distinct_callers,
a.zoneiddest AS country_code,
b.country
FROM cdr_data a,
COUNTRY_CODES b
WHERE
a.CALLSUBCLASS = '002'
AND
a.CALLCLASS = '008'
AND
a.zoneiddest::integer > 0
AND
substr(a.CALLEDNUMBER, 1, 2) NOT IN ('77', '78', '75', '70', '71', '41', '31', '39', '76','79')
AND
NOT substr(a.zoneiddest , 1 ,3) IN ('254','255','256','211','257','250','256')
AND
trim(a.zoneiddest) = trim(b.country_code)
GROUP BY
to_char(a.CALLDATE,'yyyymm'),
a.zoneiddest,
b.country
ORDER BY 1
I have tried using JavaScript but it wont work. Is there a way I can edit this query or the do something in php to be able to achieve what I want?
I would be grateful if someone out there help because there seem to be numerous solutions if its pagination with php and mysql but not so much with php and postgresql.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1055
Reputation: 656744
Simple solution would be to append:
OFFSET 20
LIMIT 10
Upvotes: 2