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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==SQL_ROWSET_SIZE==

The SQL_ROWSET_SIZE parameter appears in the [Client] section of your virtuoso.ini file. This parameter sets the number of rows prefetched at execute and on subsequent fetch requests. A high SQL_ROWSET_SIZE value will enable you to speed up long selects. However, this may be disadvantageous, if you fetch only the first few rows from a cursor with a large result set. 

Note: This parameter should not be confused with the SQL_ROWSET_SIZE setting used for scrollable cursors. 

Example: SQL_ROWSET_SIZE=100