> Question #1
>
> If a select might match MANY rows, how can I limit it to say 50?
>
> I thought you could do:
>
> select * from table limit 50;
look at description of cursor in man - there are also examples
begin work;
declare cursor bookmark for
your select statement;
fetch 50 in bookmark;
close bookmark;
commit;B
>
> Question #2
>
> In doing a select, is there a way to ignore if the case of the key?
>
> For example, if I have a table called animals with an id column and
> it might contain "dog" or "DOG" or "Dog" and I want to match all
> of them, how do I do it, with or without the "like" operator?
>
> I'd like to say:
>
> select * from animals where id='dogs' ignore case;
look at operators in docs
~~ - LIKE operator
~* - match(regex), case insensitive operator
I have no idea which is better
Rem
p.s. I could make some mistakes in this examples - check in amnual or docs
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