In the last episode (Jun 13), Phil Reardon said:
> I've been trying to "select * table" as a way to review a large table
> in mysql. But only 1000 rows are returned, whereas there should be
> about 1200 rows in all. Is this a limitation in mysql? Is there a
> configuration file where it can be reset to a higher value? Thanks
> in advance. Phil Reardon
So you're saying "SELECT count(*) FROM mytable" returns:
+----------+
| count(*) |
+----------+
| 1200 |
+----------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
, and when you do "SELECT * FROM mytable", you get:
+----+-----------+----------------+
..( 1000 rows of table data )
+----+-----------+----------------+
1000 rows in set (x.xx sec)
mysql>
?
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Dan Nelson
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