512 limit on RRC Query
I am currently using the RRC java api to return a query of all of the requirements in RRC. I am using the QueryServiceClient which is only returning 512 requirements even though I set the pagsize to 9999 and there are more requirements in the repository. Is there another call that returns all of the requirements without the limit?
Here is the callQueryResults queryResults = QueryServiceClient.query(formatCondition.toString(), null, null, 9999, getRequirementsRepository(), restMethodObject); |
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I am currently using the RRC java api to return a query of all of the requirements in RRC. I am using the QueryServiceClient which is only returning 512 requirements even though I set the pagsize to 9999 and there are more requirements in the repository. Is there another call that returns all of the requirements without the limit? 512 is the maximum page size that can be returned by Jazz. There should be paging URIs to get to the next page of results. If all results are not being returned, try appending " /limit=-1" to your query string (formatCondition in this example). By default Jazz limits number of results to prevent runaway queries. Specifying a limit of -1 signifies that the query should be unbounded. -Tom |
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Thanks for the response. I am now having trouble finding how to get to the next page.
What is the call to get the next page of results so far I have queryResults.getNextPageUrl() Is there an Object that can get the results for the next page and put it into the queryresults? I am currently using the RRC java api to return a query of all of the requirements in RRC. I am using the QueryServiceClient which is only returning 512 requirements even though I set the pagsize to 9999 and there are more requirements in the repository. Is there another call that returns all of the requirements without the limit? 512 is the maximum page size that can be returned by Jazz. There should be paging URIs to get to the next page of results. If all results are not being returned, try appending " /limit=-1" to your query string (formatCondition in this example). By default Jazz limits number of results to prevent runaway queries. Specifying a limit of -1 signifies that the query should be unbounded. -Tom |
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Going off memory here, but I believe there's a QueryServiceClient.getQueryPage() call that just takes in the URI.
Essentially you are just doing a GET on the 'next' URI (make sure it is fully resolved though; it comes back relative). So you could just make a standard GET on that URI. -Tom |
Going off memory here, but I believe there's a QueryServiceClient.getQueryPage() call that just takes in the URI. Thanks that worked! Randy |
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