Ge Cong wrote:
Thank you very much. Could you show me how to do it in JDBC?
Here's one example. As I haven't been using JDBC directly it's probably
horrible, but it'll do the job. Any exception will terminate this
example, but in practice you'd want to catch and handle exceptions
appropriate
Thank you very much. Could you show me how to do it in JDBC?
Craig Ringer wrote:
> finecur wrote:
> > Hi, I am ruuning a database behind a webserver and there is a table
> > which is huge. I need to pull data from this table and send to user
> > through http. If I use
> >
> > select * from huge_t
finecur wrote:
Hi, I am ruuning a database behind a webserver and there is a table
which is huge. I need to pull data from this table and send to user
through http. If I use
select * from huge_table where userid = 100
It will return millions of records which exhuasts my server's memory.
Is t
On May 2, 2008, at 2:01 PM, finecur wrote:
Hi, I am ruuning a database behind a webserver and there is a table
which is huge. I need to pull data from this table and send to user
through http. If I use
select * from huge_table where userid = 100
It will return millions of records which exhuas
Hi, I am ruuning a database behind a webserver and there is a table
which is huge. I need to pull data from this table and send to user
through http. If I use
select * from huge_table where userid = 100
It will return millions of records which exhuasts my server's memory.
So I do this:
select *
