#martin-gaibisso_api

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old zealot
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Hi can you please provide more details

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What's the question

normal radish
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why a search query would return different outputs with a defined time window?

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query: 'created>=1758409200 AND created<=1759273199 AND customer:NULL'

old zealot
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You are passing a page in the request

normal radish
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correct

old zealot
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Try without

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Because page should only be used on subsequent requests

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Did you first run the query without page

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And then grab the page value from the first's results?

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Because if you use an old page value you could get some weird results

normal radish
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yes, i'm trying to get all. added the page to demostrate the problem otherwise it'd take 100 pages

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let pageLimit = 100
let charges = []
let has_more = true
let next_page = null
while(has_more){
let params = {
limit: pageLimit,
query: query,
expand: expand
}
if(next_page){
params['page'] = next_page
}

    const apiResponse = await stripeHelper.getStripeApi(liveMode).charges.search(params)

    next_page = apiResponse.next_page ?? null
    has_more = apiResponse.has_more
    charges = charges.concat(apiResponse.data)
}

return charges
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this is my code

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returning different amount of charges everytime

old zealot
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In the two requests you sent I see 36 items were returned in one and 37 items returned in the other

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So likely it's this issue

normal radish
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correct

old zealot
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I'm not really familiar with it though

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But I recommend following the doc's guidance and contacting support about it