The Row Number In A SELECT

Jan 21, 2004

How do I get the row number in a SELECT

Select ???? as Row, Name, Stars From Member


Row Name Stars
---------------------------------------
1 Enigma ****
2 BreittKaiser *****
3 BlindMan *****

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declare @table table
(
number int
)
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[Code] ....

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[code]...

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