Pagination
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Pagination refers to managing the traffic of records coming from a source. It divides the records into a discrete number of pages so that they are comprehensible for a user. Pagination is not supported by all APIs. For those that do support it, Astera offers four types of paginations.
This type of pagination requires two parameters: A Limit and an Offset value to be specified by the user. A Limit specifies the number of records that you want to specify on one page, and an Offset simply tells the number of records to be skipped before selecting records.
Initial Offset: The record from which you want to start your pagination.
Number of Pages: The number of pages that you want to be processed.
Limit: Number of records on one page.
Offset Parameter: Here, you can specify the offset parameter of the API that you are working with, as specified on the Parameters screen.
Limit Parameter: Here, you can specify the limit parameter of the API that you are working with, as specified on the Parameters screen.
This type of pagination generates a token for the next page of records. You can set a limit to the number of pages you want to process.
Cursor Field: Here, you can specify the field you want to attach your cursor with.
Number of Pages: Here, you can specify the number of pages you want to see in your output, or you can simply check the Read till End option if you want to process all records without any limit.
Cursor Parameter: Here, you can specify the cursor parameter of the API that you are working with, as specified on the Parameters screen.
This type is the same as Cursor pagination, except that it generates a URL instead of a token for every subsequent page.
Next URL Field: Here, you can specify the field you want to attach your URL with.
Number of Pages: Here, you can specify the number of pages you want to see in your output, or you can simply check the Read Till End option if you want to process all records without any limit.
In this type of pagination, you can specify the number of pages you would like to fetch in one go. It requires two parameters:
Start Page Number: The page number from where you want to start fetching your output, or the lower limit.
End Page Number: The page number where you want to end.
Page Number Parameter: Here, you can specify the page number parameter of the API that you are working with, as specified on the Parameters screen.
This concludes our discussion of pagination for APIs in Astera.
