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  | |  | Is there an update limit | Is there an update limit 2004-03-14 - By Victoria Reznichenko
Back "John Berman " <john_berman@(protected) > wrote:
> Hi
>
> Using MYSql 4.x
>
> I 'm trying to execute the following in MySQL Control Center
>
> INSERT INTO jgsurname_index ( type, surname )
> SELECT mc_JewishChronicle.type, mc_JewishChronicle.SURNAME
> FROM mc_JewishChronicle;
>
> It works fine but only does 1000 rows, the mc_JewishChronicle table has
> 25,000 rows
>
> Is it something obvious that I 'm missing?
>
Open "Register Server " window, go to MySQL Option. Here you can change value for the "Automatically limit SELECT queries to " option.
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