For large results, the results are batched by the query call, you'll get so many rows, along with a token you can use to fetch the next batch and so on. There's an done flag in the query result, that indicates if this is the last batch in the results or not. If done is false you need to call queryMore passing in the queryLocator (also returned in the queryResult structure).
See the docs/examples on query queryMore.
For large results, the results are batched by the query call, you'll get so many rows, along with a token you can use to fetch the next batch and so on. There's an done flag in the query result, that indicates if this is the last batch in the results or not. If done is false you need to call queryMore passing in the queryLocator (also returned in the queryResult structure).
See the docs/examples on query/queryMore.
Make sure you are using the latest WSDL from Setup > Develop > API, and make sure WSDL cacheing is disabled in your PHP settings: https://help.salesforce. Com/apex/HTViewSolution? Id=786331&language=en.
Also as mentioned in the guide, 500 results is the default for query objects. In addition to using queryMore() for larger calls, see here for documentation on setting the batch size: salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Con....
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