Pagination

Sifting through data

Pagination is the ability to break data into chronological groups and it is historically hard to do. Many data packages do not include this functionality out of the box. CeleriQ allows you to break data up in to group of any size. You only need to specify the page index and records per page. Based on search criteria and sorting, a page of data is quickly returned. This is nice feature that is not built into traditional SQL.

This feature alone will save countless hours of development time. It is also very important because you want to build websites with SEO (search engine optimization). Search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo do not like pages that contain thousands of items on one page. Data must be broken up to give users data in chunks they can comprehend. No one wants to look at a list of hundreds or thousands of items.

CeleriQ not only has pagination built-in, but it was designed around this feature from the ground up. All queries of paginated allowing you to simply ask for information and get back a page at a time. There is no special programming or code required. Simply make a request and get a block of data back with its location information including page index, records per page, total records, etc. All of this information is provided in an easy to use object structure.

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