[This is preliminary documentation and is subject to change.]
The paging query operators $skip and $top enable you to skip a number of results, return the top n results, or, when used together, return paged results.
The following examples demonstrate the use of the $skip and $top operators.
|
HTTP Request
|
GET https://user-ctp.windows.net/V0.1/Mesh/MeshObjects/{meshObjectID}/DataFeeds/
{dataFeedID}/DataEntries/?$skip=20 |
|
Description
|
The server returns a collection of data entries beginning with the twenty-first entry, skipping the first 20 entries.
|
|
HTTP Request
|
GET https://user-ctp.windows.net/V0.1/Mesh/MeshObjects/{meshObjectID}/DataFeeds/
{dataFeedID}/DataEntries/?$top=20 |
|
Description
|
The server returns a collection of the first 20 data entries.
|
|
HTTP Request
|
GET https://user-ctp.windows.net/V0.1/Mesh/MeshObjects/{meshObjectID}/DataFeeds/
{dataFeedID}/DataEntries/?$top=20&$skip=10 |
|
Description
|
The server returns a collection of 20 data entries, skipping the first 10 entries. The query parameter may be in any order.
|