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[Feature Request] Limit resultset size
See original GitHub issueI think it’d be very useful to be able to limit the number of records returned by a query. Basically the equivalent of the limit N clause in postgres, or top N clause in SQL Server.
Thanks for the excellent plugin!
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Released as part of 0.2.0.
Statements are applied in the order they are written, so if you do a LIMIT after a SORT, then you can get the first 10 in whatever order you want.