Examples of org.odbms.Query.limitSize()

org.odbms.Query.limitSize()
limits the maximum amount of objects returned. Especially for sorted queries, large performance advantages are possible. @param count - the maximum amount of objects desired. @return this Query to allow the chaining of method calls

        {
            Query q = broker.query();
            // we are faking a soda query here:
            ((QueryImpl) q).setOjbQuery(ojbQuery());
            int limit = 13;
            q.limitSize(limit);
            ObjectSet oSet = q.execute();
            logger.info("Size of ObjectSet: " + oSet.size());
            assertEquals(limit,oSet.size());
            int count = 0;
            while (oSet.hasNext())

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        {
            Query q = broker.query();
            // we are faking a soda query here:
            ((QueryImpl) q).setOjbQuery(ojbQuery());
            int limit = 13;
            q.limitSize(limit);
            ObjectSet oSet = q.execute();
            logger.info("Size of ObjectSet: " + oSet.size());
            assertEquals(limit,oSet.size());
            int count = 0;
            for (int i=0; i<7; i++)

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