How to use the same function like Oracle Rownum in MS ACCESS

问题

I am encountering a problem, I had done a function that the data can be loaded by detecting scrolling position, the function was made with a SQL statement "Rownum", it only works in Oracle, but not in ACCESS.

I would like to query the data and resort it

ID  value
1   aa
3   bb

with Rownum we can do like this

NID ID value
1   1  aa
2   3  bb

how can I write a SQL statement with Microsoft ACCESS

回答1:

Access does not support that function. If your ID field is a numeric primary key, you can include a field expression which is the count of the number of rows with ID <= to the current ID value.

SELECT
    DCount('*', 'YourTable', 'ID <= ' & y.ID) AS NID,
    y.ID,
    y.value
FROM YourTable AS y;

You could use a correlated subquery instead of DCount if you prefer.

And ID does not actually have to be a primary key. If it has a unique constraint it is still suitable for this purpose.

And the targeted field does not absolutely have to be a number, but text data type can be more challenging.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20652529/how-to-use-the-same-function-like-oracle-rownum-in-ms-access