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        <description>OFFSET and LIMIT options specify how many rows to skip from the beginning, and the maximum number of rows to return by a SQL SELECT statement. 

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        <description>Npgsql .NET Data Provider allows you to process result sets returned by a SELECT statement (query) a PostgreSQL function (stored procedure).


	*  How to Return a Result Set from a Stored Procedure in PostgreSQL

Query - Working with a Single Row Result Set in C#


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 PostgreSQL 9.x and 8.x    Microsoft .NET 4.0 and 3.5    Mono (open source .NET)    C# and Visual Basic.NET    ASP.NET and Web Services   
How to Install Npgsql


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        <description>A stored procedure and user-defined function (UDF) is a set of SQL and procedural statements (declarations, assignments, loops, flow-of-control etc.) that stored on the database server and can be invoked using the SQL interface. 

Quick Example:


   -- Function increments the input value by 1
   CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION increment(i INT) RETURNS INT AS $$
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        <description>PostgreSQL does not allow you to insert the character with code zero (ASCII NUL) to CHAR, VARCHAR or TEXT columns regardless of the specific character set.  

For the example, the following INSERT statement fails: 

PostgreSQL:


  -- Sample table
  CREATE TABLE items
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    c1 CHAR(10)
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