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There is (almost) nothing consistent or special about your desired result set (no specific visible relationship between the value of remark, id , PD_ID). The resultset can be produced with "select top 3 id,pd_Id,remark from table where Remark in ('Good','Bad') order by PD_Id ASC" But that does not seem particularly useful.