Dennis, I don't remember what all four of the numbers mean. number of items and number of bytes are probably two of them. But an "item" is a column, or an operator, or a variable, or a string or a function name or a parenthesis within an expression. So:
SELECT CustomerID, + (Lastname + ',' & FirstName & (IFNULL(telephone,'**not on file**',telephone) + FROM people has 1 item for customer, and about 14 "items" for the expression. Bill On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 4:06 PM, Dennis McGrath <[email protected]> wrote: > Why do I see no answer to this? > Maybe no one knows the answer? > It looks important. > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > I was reading the comparison between the 4 RBASE versions > http://www.rbase.com/rbg90/compare.php > > "SELECT" Items Limit 100 1024 100 1024 > Number of Items Accumulated in a SELECT 400 1,024 400 1,024 > > What do these numbers refer to, i.e. what is an "item" and what is an > "accumulated item" > > I do huge selects all the time with no problem, or at least I thought I had > no problem. > > What happens if these are exceeded? > > Thanks > Dennis McGrath > > >
