Meng, if you don’t set limit, but set “acceptPartial=true”, will it return
records? ‘acceptPartial’ is a threshold when “limit” not presented; So if
its behavior is different, there should be a bug; Could you please open a
JIRA with your sample SQL? Thank you!

On 9/22/15, 9:19 AM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:

>'limit' clause dosen't return right answer, for example, i use limit
>100000 after query sql, but it returns nothing, without 'limit 100000',
>it returns about a million results;
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>中国移动广东有限公司 网管中心 梁猛
>[email protected]
> 
>发件人: Shi, Shaofeng
>发送时间: 2015-09-22 09:12
>收件人: [email protected]
>主题: Re: how to set 'acceptPartial' parameter in jdbc driver?
>so far no such option in jdbc driver, the default behavior is to accept
>all results; If you only need a partial result set, you can use “limit”
>clause in your SQL; Please open a JIRA if you have specific scenario or
>need;
> 
>On 9/21/15, 11:07 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>>i am using kylin jdbc driver, how to set 'acceptPartial'  to be
>>false/true in jdbc driver?
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>>中国移动广东有限公司 网管中心 梁猛
>>[email protected]
> 

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