Hi Steph,
as the name suggests, use LIMIT ;)
Ie,
SELECT * FROM TABLE LIMIT 0,25
The 0 (or other number) is optional, and tells the table which row to start
limiting from, the secon number is the number of rows to limit to.. So:
SELECT * FROM TABLE LIMIT 25,25
Would bring out 25 rows,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Holloway) wrote:
Hi Steph,
as the name suggests, use LIMIT ;)
AFAIK it's mysql specific (at least it does not work with mssql)
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Perhaps I shouldn't have made the assumption that steph was using mysql :)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Holloway) wrote:
Hi Steph,
as the name suggests, use LIMIT ;)
AFAIK it's mysql specific
Here's a Quick Dirty script that I ran up to get a display of 10 items per
page with each click on a hyper-linked page returning a new page .. if you
know what I mean. I've even included the headers so that any newbies can see
the complete script and not just bits. The theory is that the
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