It appears if you don't give it a 'limit' parameter, the 'find' call made through the NOSQL REST API (https://docs.gamesparks.net/documentation/rest-api/nosql-explorer-rest-api) seems to default to 100. I didn't see it documented anywhere - but a couple experiments seem to bear that out.
Can you confirm?
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almost 7 years ago
Hi Jeff,
You're correct here, using find in REST will return 100 by default if a limit of up to 10000 is not specified. Will look into getting this added into the documentation.
Thanks,
Liam
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Customer Support
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almost 7 years ago
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Hi Jeff,
You're correct here, using find in REST will return 100 by default if a limit of up to 10000 is not specified. Will look into getting this added into the documentation.
Jeff Amiel
It appears if you don't give it a 'limit' parameter, the 'find' call made through the NOSQL REST API (https://docs.gamesparks.net/documentation/rest-api/nosql-explorer-rest-api) seems to default to 100. I didn't see it documented anywhere - but a couple experiments seem to bear that out.
Can you confirm?
Hi Jeff,
You're correct here, using find in REST will return 100 by default if a limit of up to 10000 is not specified. Will look into getting this added into the documentation.
Thanks,
Liam
1 person has this question
Customer Support
Hi Jeff,
You're correct here, using find in REST will return 100 by default if a limit of up to 10000 is not specified. Will look into getting this added into the documentation.
Thanks,
Liam
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