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I do not have the option that I know of to do a LIMIT 10 in my odbc query.

What do you mean exactly?  I'm asking because this would be the best option.

 

How can I get it to count the number of while loops and stop at 10?

Have a variable that increments each loop and have a condition to check whether it reaches 10.

Any query you try to do with it is slow as all get out.  I was using navicat to import the item data over to MySQL and it has been loosing its connection during the middle of the transfer. There are a little over 100,000 items.  I know it can't be navicat, because I have imported from other ODBC connection types with about 300,000 rows and 20 or more columns.

 

I'm think about building some kind of custom update/transfer script with php.

 

Jake

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