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I have installed Mysql on vista and XP. I use perl to crawl the net and insert the data needed into mysql database. The problem is that once the database reaches 1000 rows, the script is not anymore able to add data into the database. is there something that I have to do to fix that problem? I expect the database to have more than 80,000 rows. Thanks for your help.
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On the menu bar visit Edit -> Preferences . Expand SQL Editor . Select SQL Execution . In the SELECT Query Results section, you can either uncheck Limit Rows or increase/decrease the Limit Rows Count.
INSERT INTO table_name(column_1,column_2,column_3) VALUES (value_1,value_2,value_3); In the INSERT INTO query, you should specify the following information: table_name : A MySQL table to which you want to add a new row. (column_1,column_2,column_3) : A list of columns the new row will contain.
To query more than 1000 rows, there are two ways to go about this. Use the '$offset=' parameter by setting it to 1000 increments which will allow you to page through the entire dataset 1000 rows at a time. Another way is to use the '$limit=' parameter which will set a limit on how much you query from a dataset.
Can MySQL handle 100 million records? Yeah, it can handle billions of records. If you properly index tables, they fit in memory and your queries are written properly then it shouldn't be an issue.
The MySQL Workbench will by default show just 1000 rows to prevent you from loading the whole table (which will require loads of time once you reach lets say 2million records).
On the screenshot you can see the controls which are placed directly over the resultset. If you want to display all data, just click the 7th button (Tooltip: Toggle limitation of the records number). This will show you all the records in the table.
Now in Workbench 6.2 version Go To Query Tab --> Limit Rows --> (Tick Mark) Don't Limit
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Couldn't you just use something like: SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 0, 81000
If you suspect that there are 80k records then this will return all
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Sequel Pro > Preferences > Tables > Limit result to: (in this case 80,000) rows
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