Short answer: neither “wins” — they’re merged.
Behind the scenes, Select Records doesn’t treat these options as mutually exclusive.
It normalizes everything into row ranges and applies them together.
So:
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Top N = 10 -
After Record = 50
Does not mean “top 10 after row 50”.
It means:
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Rows
1–10 -
plus rows
51–end
This design allows disjoint row selection in a single pass.
Why this matters
Users sometimes expect execution order. The node applies set logic, not sequencing.