Limit, Offset, and Pagination

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limit
Name
Type
Required
Default
Description
value
numeric
true
​
The limit value for the query.
Sets the limit value for the query.
QueryBuilder
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query.from( "users" )
2
    .limit( 5 );
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MySQL
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SELECT *
2
FROM `users`
3
LIMIT 5
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take
Name
Type
Required
Default
Description
value
numeric
true
​
The limit value for the query.
Sets the limit value for the query.  Alias for limit.
QueryBuilder
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query.from( "users" )
2
    .take( 5 );
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MySQL
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SELECT *
2
FROM `users`
3
LIMIT 5
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offset
Name
Type
Required
Default
Description
value
numeric
true
​
The offset value for the query.
Sets the offset value for the query.
QueryBuilder
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query.from( "users" )
2
    .offset( 25 );
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MySQL
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SELECT *
2
FROM `users`
3
OFFSET 25
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forPage
Name
Type
Required
Default
Description
page
numeric
true
​
The page number to retrieve.
maxRows
numeric
true
​
The number of records per page.  If a number less than 0 is passed, 0 is used instead.
Helper method to calculate the limit and offset given a page number and count per page.
QueryBuilder
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query.from( "users" )
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    .forPage( 3, 15 );
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MySQL
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SELECT *
2
FROM `users`
3
LIMIT 15
4
OFFSET 30
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simplePaginate & paginate
This method combines forPage, count, and get to create a pagination struct alongside the results. Information on the simplePaginate or paginate methods, including custom pagination collectors, can be found in the Retreiving Results section of the documentation.
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