I have a table with 5,000 rows in it. I also have a query that returns
about 950 rows, but I only want items 50-60 from that match.
What I want to show the user is
- the total # of matches (950)
- the 10 rows that I want
The following works, but can it be reduced to a single query?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ... WHERE ...
(print out the total number of matches)
SELECT * FROM ... WHERE ... OFFSET 50 LIMIT 10
(print out the 10 rows)
pg_cmdtuples($result) shows the number of *affected* tuples.
Thanks, Jeff
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