PostgreSQL: Add Limit Parameter
In Oracle I can have an SQL string like this select * from table where rownum <= ? Then in an PreparedStatement I can set the rownum as a parameter. How does it work with Postgres JDBC (Java) with the…
In Oracle I can have an SQL string like this select * from table where rownum <= ? Then in an PreparedStatement I can set the rownum as a parameter. How does it work with Postgres JDBC (Java) with the…
I want to make sure a specific MySQL account can't dump the whole database, or any table, in any way - be it using MYSQLDUMP or SELECT *, etc. I'd be happy to limit all queries from that account to…
If going to some very end of the pages, it will still fully scan all the previous records (on Disk). One of the solution is to get the ID of the last previous record and then use where to filter…
I am working on an Azure Function App. It needs to retrieve all groups in Exchange. I am using this simple C#, .NET Core code: GraphServiceClient graphClient; var groups = graphClient.Groups.GetAsync().Result; But, I only get 100 groups. How do I…
I am setting up a mongoose query where I would like to find specific records, mentioned in a custom queryObject. This queryObject contains the key-value pairs, if existent. So, if the res.query does not contain the e.g. limit, it is…
So we have a group of checkboxes. There is a max limit of 3 that can be selected which is great. This is for a product designer I am working on so I can make custom orders for people. I…
Background I'm getting insanely slow queries when using small LIMIT clause values on a relatively simple query. I've already read and re-read PostgreSQL query very slow with limit 1. (not that I couldn't have missed anything, but it's related, and…
I've already tried a couple of regex but cannot fix this one: I need an enter line before the hashtags start (so there is some space). Example: It's essential to keep your pup cool in the summer months! Try to…
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I have a simple table with an index on the count column | Counts | CREATE TABLE `Counts` ( `id` bigint NOT NULL, `count` int NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`), KEY `count_i` (`count`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci | INSERT…