How to fetch the last record from a database table?

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Deepak Verma · Answer

Hi Rohatash, Use the following query - SELECT * FROM Table_Name WHERE ROWID IN (SELECT MAX(ROWID) FROM Table_Name); Note : I execute it in Oracle 10g only. This query will give you exactly the last record in a table even you arranged records in any order.

Shalini Juneja · Answer

hi sir, If you want to fetch the last inserted inserted in a TABLE in a DATABASE that has an IDENTITY column named ID, you could use the following: SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE ID = IDENT_CURRENT('TABLE') or SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE ID = (SELECT MAX(ID) FROM TABLE) I hope this helps u in fatching last record thanks Shalini juneja

Shankey · Answer

hi, Use CTE feature of SQL server as shown below to fetch last record of the table with WITHROWID AS( SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY [StudentId]) AS RowID,[StudentId] ,[StudentName] ,[StudentAddress] FROM [dbo].[Student]) SELECT TOP 1 * FROM WITHROWID ORDER BY RowID DESC Hope it will help u and give you right direction . Thanks, Shankey

How to fetch the last record from a database table?

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