When I run my query (below) I only get 100 rows returned.

Question

I am a little rusty with SQL so I think that I must be doing something simple wrong. Here is the query:
SELECT Tagname, Value, DateTime
FROM Insql.Runtime.dbo.AnalogHistory
WHERE "DateTime" > 'February 26 2014 10:30'
AND "DateTime" < 'February 26 2014 10:50'
AND Tagname = 'T0201001'
This is a wonderware plant historical database that collects analog data every 5 seconds.
No matter the time frame, 5 minutes or 5 hours I get back 100 rows of evenly time spaced data.
I went into the query options and edited them to no avail. I am sure that I could calculate how mainy rows I think that I should have and select that number but I assumed the given the date range it would figure that out by itself.

Answer 1

I got the same result running:
SELECT Tagname, Value, [DateTime]
FROM Insql.Runtime.dbo.AnalogHistory
WHERE [DateTime] > 'February 26 2014 10:30'
AND [DateTime] < 'February 26 2014 12:50'
AND Tagname = 'T0201001'I am running my query from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio  10.0.2531.0.I have been running this DB since 2000 (obviously in older versions of SQL).The DB was developed out of corporate and we just add tags through the WonderWare InSQL Historianwe can access the data through several trending applications. I was just teying to directly access the datato do some analsys with the raw data. I did check the Query options in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studioand it didn't appear to help. I was assuming that there was some default limitation but could not locate a setting anywhere.