LIMIT m OFFSET m *is* there now..
There is a LIMIT m,n syntax too I guess, though it appears that it's
backwards from MySQL..
I don't see much point in having two different ways of doing the same
thing unless you wanted to maintain compatibility with another RDBMS - but
that doesn't appear to be the case here (isn't that reversed from the MySQL
implementation?).. However, removing it now is going to break people's SQL..
I didn't know you could LIMIT m,n until today so I wouldn't have a clue as
to how many people actually use that syntax. Perhaps the idea of tossing a
notice up that that syntax is going away in the next release would be a
better idea than just yanking it out right away - then we can see how many
people complain :-)
-Mitch
> As a user of both MySQL and PostgreSQL I can say that I would *love* it if
> you went with "LIMIT n OFFSET m" instead of "LIMIT m,n". *every* time I
> use the offset feature I have to look it up in the manual or some other
> code snippet that has it (and where it's clear).
>
> Even it broke some script I'd written it's pretty easy to find and fix
> it...
