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How can I view 1 million record generated upon execution of an SQL query?
Thanks,
Anitha
Answers
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To view million records for one second each, you need million seconds or 11+ full days.
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I think you should be filtering data so that you get at most a few thousand rows to check visually.
Otherwise, you may spool the results to a text file and see what editor can open that...
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How can I view 1 million record generated upon execution of an SQL query?
You don't. The human brain is awesome at recognising patterns. But even a 100 rows data grid is visually not presented in a format well enough for effective processing by the brain. Never mind a million rows.
What are you going to do after viewing a million rows? What information are you going to obtain by that? What decisions are you going to make base on that?
