Toplink named query returns maximum 1413 results

Hi all.
As the heading states, I have a Toplink named query that returns 1413 results when it should return 3030. Is this configured somewhere? thanks in advance.

Go to your toplink map in the application navigator, select the descriptor in the structure pane and then click on the "Queries" tab in the editor pane. You should be able to configure your named query there.
Hope this helps.
Anuj

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Go to your toplink map in the application navigator, select the descriptor in the structure pane and then click on the "Queries" tab in the editor pane. You should be able to configure your named query there.
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Name.java – private String name;
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Hope this helps.
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In one of our projects we have a need to chunk records returned by a Toplink query.
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Hello,
MaxRows is independent of firstResult in TopLink; unless using a database that supports pagination, MaxRows is applied to the statement, and then firstresults used on the returned resultset to skip to the desired first row. So, the driver would return 20 rows, and then firstResult skips to row 20 - so nothing gets returned.
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Thanks very much for your quick response.
"The difference between using the clone vs not using the clone, is that clone (and changing the query) will trigger the query to no longer be prepared. This means that the query will need to re-generate the SQL for every execution."
Is this always true or it depends on what query options got changed?
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Hello Chris,
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