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DDC-316: [PATCH] The command line interface does not support limit or offset flags for DQL queries. #393

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Originally created by @doctrinebot on GitHub (Feb 11, 2010).

Originally assigned to: @guilhermeblanco on GitHub.

Jira issue originally created by user marijn:

The command line interface does not support limit or offset flags for DQL queries. As a result of this the $ doctrine Orm:run-dql task is unusable for large tables.

It has been suggested to add a --first-result and --max-result flag to the Orm:run-dql task.

Originally created by @doctrinebot on GitHub (Feb 11, 2010). Originally assigned to: @guilhermeblanco on GitHub. Jira issue originally created by user marijn: The command line interface does not support limit or offset flags for DQL queries. As a result of this the `$ doctrine Orm:run-dql` task is unusable for large tables. It has been suggested to add a `--first-result` and `--max-result` flag to the `Orm:run-dql` task.
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