Thanx for the answers guys !
First answer : count(*) does not give me the right result, since the query is much more complex with a lot of where clauses. If you mix count(*) with normal fields on the select line, you are obliged to use the GROUP BY which act as an input for count(*). I tried...
I am a newbie on forums, please forgive me any mistakes...
I'm trying to page through the data of a query.
I already know to first use ORDER BY to order the returned records.
I found how to use LIMIT x,y to get a specific part of the total query in the result set.
So far, so good...
And here...
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