Your original assumption is correct. fetch() first gets the objects
and then applies the offset.
Maybe they have set this limit, because retrieving and processing 1000
objects will trigger some sort of quota, time or CPU.
2008/10/28 Alex Popescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> It was clear that if I can
It was clear that if I can have a criteria that would return a result
set starting with the 1001 row than the problem would be solved. But,
if you read my question you'll notice that I was clearly referring to
result sets that have more than 1000 results. Anyways, I do believe
that my understandin
You can but you must use a field of the object that you can sort on.
Then you can use a filter() on the query to get the objects beyond the
first 1000.
If you fetch 1000 records, process 999, and use the sort field value
of record 1000
as a starting value for your next query.filter('field >= :1',
