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Scrolling pagination in Sencha ExtJS

May 20, 2010 | In: Ext, javascript, paging

This is mainly for my own information retrieval, but perhaps it might be useful to another Javascript developer out there who is using ExtJS. I’ve got a list of several thousand insurance plans I need to display to the users of one of my...

Getting pages of results from Oracle

May 19, 2010 | In: coldfusion, oracle, paging

I learned something new today.  Using ROWNUM in an Oracle query, while it does limit the resultset to the number specified, does not limit it to the top n results.  It’s basically a random sample because it appears that ROWNUM is calculated...

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I am a technologist, and have been ever since 1980 when I got my very first TRS-80 and programmed it to do my math homework. I love to share the gift of technology with others and show them the wonderful things it can do for them, and how they should not fear it, but embrace it.

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