MySQL LIMIT 1,10 clause equivalent in ORACLE

ROWNUM is a pseudo-column that returns a row's position in a result set. 
ROWNUM is evaluated AFTER records are selected from the database and BEFORE the execution of ORDER BY clause.
The following type of queries will ALWAYS return NO DATA:

... WHERE ROWNUM > x
... WHERE ROWNUM BETWEEN x AND y
... WHERE ROWNUM IN (x, y, z, ...)

However, this will work:

... WHERE ROWNUM < x

SELECT EMPNAME FROM 
   (SELECT EMPNAME, ROWNUM R FROM employees)
   WHERE R BETWEEN 51 and 100;

Thus, if you want the next 10 results,

However, this will work:

select * from (select t.*, ROWNUM r from table t) where r between 101 and 120;

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