Well, I don't think so. I made some tests with a 'table reader' implementation.
My article is in french, however, the code, and UML schemes are understandable. ^^ 2007/11/9, Truppe Steven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi again, > > to use the ->fetchAll() method to fetch a certain interval is working, > but now i have the problem that i need to list my shop articles in > categories. > > So i need a way to count the number of results of a ->fetchAll() query > without actualy doing the fetch, so i can get the number of articles > inside one category to be able to use fetchAll() with $limit and $offset. > > > Hope there is another solution than doing an sql count command... > > > best regards, > Steven Truppe >
