How to Get the Total Found Rows Without Considering the Limit in Pdo

How to get the total found rows without considering the limit in PDO?

MySQL only AFAIK:

$r=$db->prepare("SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS * FROM locations WHERE area=:area LIMIT $start,10");
$r->execute($fields);

var_dump($r->fetchAll());

var_dump($db->query('SELECT FOUND_ROWS();')->fetch(PDO::FETCH_COLUMN));

About as heavy for the database server as querying a single time for all the records of course. For non-MySQL use, this query is of course better then getting the rowcount of all the records:

$r=$db->prepare("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM locations WHERE area=:area");
$r->execute($fields);
$count = $r->fetch(PDO::FETCH_COLUMN);
echo $count;

How to get total amount of rows while using limit when using PDO prepared statements?

You can use the SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS command to tell MySQL to return the total of the matching records

$sql = "SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS * FROM `tab`
WHERE `condition` = :condition 
LIMIT $page_size OFFSET $offset";

To get the total rows found you can run this query

SELECT FOUND_ROWS()

However, it is often faster to execute 2 separate queries than using SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS. Here is a benchmark to explain

you can read more about this here

PHP PDO SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS / FOUND_ROWS() strange issue

Well looks like the culprit was New Relic. I disabled the daemon quick to see if that was the issue and counts are perfect again.

Found my answer here: PHP PDO returning inconsistent results for SELECT FOUND_ROWS()

I decided to wrap my queries with a single space at the beginning and end (only beginning is necessary). Note that "\n" characters work as well. This way I didn't have to mess with the New Relic configuration.

Thanks New Relic!

Find total number of results in mySQL query with offset+limit

Take a look at SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS

count all items in table mysql plus get record

Is this what you're looking for?

SELECT * , CONCAT('', (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM memberFileReports)) AS total 
FROM memberFileReports LIMIT 0,5

EDIT 1: Note that the 'total' will be a string

EDIT 2: As I understand , you want to get the total rows in the table, but only select 5 of them (as example)

EDIT 3: caps... and misspell

How to get the SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS value using prepared statements?

Managed to figure it out, i will detail my answer below for anyone whos interested in future.

Original Code

$query="select SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS id,title,location,salary,employer from jobs where region=38 limit 0,3";

if($stmt = $connection->prepare($query)) {
        $stmt->execute()or die($connection->error); //execute query
        $stmt->bind_result($id,$title,$location,$salary,$employer,$image);
        while($stmt->fetch()){
            $jobs[$x]['id']=$id;
            $jobs[$x]['title']=$title;
            $jobs[$x]['location']=$location;
            $jobs[$x]['salary']=$salary;
            $jobs[$x]['employer']=$employer;
            $jobs[$x]['image']=$image;
            $x++;
        }
        $stmt->close();//close statement
    }

Updated Code

$query="select SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS id,title,location,salary,employer from jobs where region=38 limit 0,3";

if($stmt = $connection->prepare($query)) {
        $stmt->execute()or die($connection->error); //execute query
        $stmt->bind_result($id,$title,$location,$salary,$employer,$image);
        while($stmt->fetch()){
            $jobs[$x]['id']=$id;
            $jobs[$x]['title']=$title;
            $jobs[$x]['location']=$location;
            $jobs[$x]['salary']=$salary;
            $jobs[$x]['employer']=$employer;
            $jobs[$x]['image']=$image;
            $x++;
        }
            //get total number of rows.
            $query="SELECT FOUND_ROWS()";
            $stmt = $connection->prepare($query);
            $stmt->execute();
            $stmt->bind_result($num);
            while($stmt->fetch()){
                $count=$num;
            }

        $stmt->close();//close statement
    }

Probably could do it better another way but couldn't seem to find any good examples anywhere online and this works!

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