Answer Posted / Dhan Pal Sahu
The SQL 'SELECT TOP' clause is used in Microsoft SQL Server to retrieve a specified number of rows from the top or bottom of a result set. This clause is not available in standard ANSI SQL; it is a proprietary extension provided by Microsoft.
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