Altering row limit from 5,000 to 1,000,000

I'm using Oracle SQL Developer Version 1.1.3. I have used the menu to get 1,000,000 rows as the result of my query but nothing appears. When I reduce that amount by a factor of 10 (but not more than 100,000), many data rows are suppressed. Please assist.SQL Developer

Jeff Smith Sqldev Pm-Oracle wrote:
>>Neither Oracle nor Sql Developer 'suppresses' rows
Yes, we do - check your worksheet preferences.
Max rows to print in a script: Limits the number of rows displayed.
Max lines in script output: Limits the number of lines output.
If you want a file, use the spool command and we'll write everything to the file regardless of that setting.
Neither of those 'suppress' any rows from a worksheet query for me.
Maybe we are talking about different things?
I read OPs post as performing a simple query in a worksheet:
I have used the menu to get 1,000,000 rows as the result of my query but nothing appears. When I reduce that amount by a factor of 10 (but not more than 100,000), many data rows are suppressed.
I set both 'max rows' and 'max lines' values to 50 and exited then relaunched sql dev.
I used a worksheet and a simple SELECT * query to select ALL rows from a table with 4000+ rows. The result window shows them being fetched 50 at a time and NONE of them are suppressed as more and more groups of 50 (my array fetch size value in preferences) are fetched. and the result window fetches them 50 at a time just like the fetch value is set to.
No rows are being suppressed. If I do a CTRL-END and go to the END of the result set I see the end of ALL 4000+ rows - no limit of 50 and the count shows the correct total number of rows.
I don't know if OP is doing the 'script' thing you refer to - don't know for sure. The usual thing I see is someone not seeing a particular row in that first 20/30/etc that gets returned and wondering where it is. Usually it is because they think that a query will return the rows in the same order that the user inserted them - which it won't of course.

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