Re: What is the number equivalient of LIMIT ALL

Works a treat thank you.

One last one (I hope).

I have a SELECT PreparedStatemet which contains:-

( tried - created) >= interval ?

where tried and created are TimeStamps.  In earlier releases
I could simply use setString( 1, "5 minutes");.  Or do I have to
change it to ( tried - created) >= ? and then set the interval
with setTimestamp, or what?

David

On Friday 14 April 2006 19:51, Nicholas E. Wakefield wrote:
> Try limit null, that appears to return all results.
>
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> Subject: [JDBC] What is the number equivalient of LIMIT ALL
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> When I try to execute a prepared statement containing LIMIT ? the
> Postgresql JDBC now requires the value to be an integer.  As the
> value for LIMIT can either be a count or ALL this raises a simple
> question, what is the numeric value that means ALL?
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