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What is "offset"? Can you point to a specific field and clarify the question a bit more?
Offset in sql query, Normally in list API's they ask you to give an offset, and a limit to query the rows. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/queries-limit.html. Now postgres need not be used but the link will give an idea of what I mean by offset
I still don't understand the question. If you are talking about fields on an object, then those have nothing to do with SQL. Can you point specifically to what you're referring to? Where are you looking at starting_after, for instance?
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Usually for list API's in other websites they ask to send initially
offset = 0, limit = 10 (page limit), created.gt = {{some timestamp}}
offset = 10 , (page limit), created.gt = {{some timestamp}}
But why do we have the concept of starting after and ending_before over here ?