Phil,
Friday, June 14, 2002, 6:14:49 AM, you wrote:
PR> I've been trying to "select * table" as a way to review a large table in
PR> mysql. But only 1000 rows are returned, whereas there should be about 1200
PR> rows in all. Is this a limitation in mysql? Is there a configuration file
PR> where it can be reset to a higher value? Thanks in advance. Phil Reardon
No, there is no such limitations in MySQL. Are you sure that table
contains about 1200 rows? What is the result of
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name
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