You might also want to try mysql_unbuffered_query(),
Travis Low wrote:
select * from foo limit n, m
n == starting index, zero-based m == maximum number of rows to return.
You probably shouldn't cross-post to different mailing lists.
cheers,
Travis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to grab a range of rows from a mysql result resource.
The resource is made up of 1000+ records from a mysql table that I am
breaking up to make my PHP application run faster. I have figured out how
to compute the range but I donšt know how to pull out a group of rows within
a range from a mysql result resource.
Anyone have any insights into how I can do this in PHP?
VR/Tim
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