I think this is relevant as my demo scripts for SQL Server with server-side processing require a feature of SQL Server 2012 - the use of OFFSET and LIMIT.
Given that Microsoft haven't backported these expressions to 2008, then yes, they are still required.
You could probably rewrite the server-side processing logic to use the old style TOP expression from 2008, but is isn't something I'm overly keen on doing myself ;-)
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How does this relate to DataTables?
I think this is relevant as my demo scripts for SQL Server with server-side processing require a feature of SQL Server 2012 - the use of OFFSET and LIMIT.
Given that Microsoft haven't backported these expressions to 2008, then yes, they are still required.
You could probably rewrite the server-side processing logic to use the old style TOP expression from 2008, but is isn't something I'm overly keen on doing myself ;-)
Allan
Mea culpa - sorry!
Thank you. I don't seem to think that I would need to use editor capabilities on 2008, just the regular datatables should be enough.
Thanks again.