Hi,

Since it is remarkably easy to implement, perhaps you would let on where
you would put it. For limit (n, m) would you just fetch rows up to m and
discard the first n-1 of them? If this is in the client, wouldn't it be
equally fast to let the user discard the first n-1 rows? Where does the
parsing to recognize the request happen?

Thanks
David Jencks

On 2001.05.30 10:39:11 -0400 Ann W. Harrison wrote:
> At 03:13 PM 5/30/2001 -0700, Peter Morris wrote:
> > > There is certainly a plan to do this. The core functionality for this
> >exists,
> > > but the feature has not yet been implemented.
> >
> >That is great ! Would that be a feature that has been decided for V1,
> or
> >just a feature that someone casually mentioned and a few people casually
> >said "yes, would be quite nice" ? :-)
>
> Actually, what's proposed is just a way to limit the number of
> rows returned - thus 1 - 10 works but there's no easy way to ask
> for 11 - 20. There's no engine support for that functionality,
> though it is remarkably easy to implement in the API.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Ann
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