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Consumers of these services MUST expect partial result sets and correctly page through to retrieve an entire set.
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There are two forms of pagination that MAY be supported by RESTful APIs.
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Server-driven paging mitigates against denial-of-service attacks by forcibly paginating a request over multiple response payloads.
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Server-driven paging allows servers to even out load across clients and mitigates against denial-of-service attacks by forcibly paginating a request over multiple response payloads.
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Client-driven paging enables clients to request only the number of resources that it can use at a given time.
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Sorting and Filtering parameters MUST be consistent across pages, because both client- and server-side paging is fully compatible with both filtering and sorting.
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