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Larry,

The LIMIT feature isn't a part of the mysql_query() routine. It's a non-standard keyword that's allowed in SQL statements in MySQL. Anywhere that you can run SQL SELECT statements against a MySQL database, you can use the LIMIT keyword.

IBM DB2 does not support a LIMIT keyword. This has nothing whatsoever to do with PHP, it has to do with the IBM DB2 database vs. the MySQL database.

You can certainly use MySQL from PHP on i. You can even use it with the IBMDB2I storage engine for MySQL to let MySQL query a Physical File.

There are ways of achieving similar functionality via DB2 SQL statments, but they aren't as simple or elegant. We've had several discussions about them in forums in the past... you might try searching the archives.



Larry Kleinman wrote:
Pretty cool, Kelly. The only question is will it work with ZendCore using i5_query instead of mysql_query?

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