Hi all, Currently the LIMIT clause is not allowed in UPDATE or DELETE statements. I wonder how easy it would be to allow it, and what people think about it ? For our application it would help a lot when processing things chunk-wise to avoid long running queries. The fact that the actual rows processed would be unpredictable does not make it less useful for us. We actually don't care which rows are processed, we process them all anyway, we just want to make sure it is a limited number at a time. A lot of our processes do take large amounts of time (hours up to days), and we cannot allow that to be in one transaction, the system does on-line processing too... I guess the low-level infrastructure is already there (from what I understood from earlier postings, but I may be wrong), and the question is more if this feature is worth to be included or not... and the syntax must be adjusted of course if yes. All comments welcome... Thanks, Csaba.
