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What does select top 1 or top n do?

I was looking for an answer to just the actual question contained in the title. I found it at this link: Select Top 1 or Top n basically returns the first n rows of data based on the sql query. Select Top 1 1 or Top n s will return the first n rows with data s depending on the sql query. ...

What is the difference between top 1 and top 1?

So, select TOP 1 * returns the first row, while select TOP 1 1 returns one row containing just "1". This if the query returns at least one row, otherwise Null will be returned in both cases. As additional example, this: ...

What happens if a sequence only selects top 2?

Grrrrr... It selects top 2 so that if there are actually 2 or more than 2 records in the database, an exception would be thrown. If it only selects top 1 there would be no way to error out. By asking for the SingleOrDefault of a sequence, you are asking for this behaviour: ...

What happens if I ask for the top 2 or more?

If I ask for the TOP 2 or more it will join on the WHERE column completely differently. You can see the difference in the query plans I have added in the Index Seek Object4.Index3. In top_issue_over_one there are only 2 seek predicates. In the top_issue_one there are 3, the third being the column from the sub select. ...

What if order by has more than one date?

If your order by is set to a value that has MORE then one result, then the top 1 row thus has more then one (date) value that meets this criteria. So the top “1” value could result in 200 rows being the top 1 value. You thus have more then one top date. If you introduce a second order value, then again same rules but now based on two columns. ...

What's the difference between 'top 1' and'second'?

In trying to understand it, I broke them down to their more basic expressions (I'm using 'top 1' to mimic an execution plan resembling exists): I now see that the first is 80% of the execution time (relative to the batch of 2) whilst the second is only 20%. ...