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When curling
https://host/rest/api/latest/quicksearch?searchTerm=blah
I'm getting back a json object with "size: 12" when there should be quite a few more than 12 results. Specifying max-results doesn't change anything, it will restrict the results to a number less than 12 but doesn't increase it to anything more than 12.
Is there some other parameter I can pass that will force it to return more than 12, or is quicksearch just limited to 12? Does anyone know? Thanks!!
Hi Emmett,
How about trying this:
http://localhost:8085/rest/api/latest/quicksearch?searchTerm=plan&max-results=1
1. The above will give you max result =1
http://localhost:8085/rest/api/latest/quicksearch?searchTerm=plan&max-results
2. Will give you all
Let me know if it doesn't works
Thank you for your response!!
Option 2 still only returns 12, even with a searchTerm that should return hundreds of matches. It's like the max-results parameter is applied after the result set is returned from the search. The search returns 12, then it applies max-results to that 12. It will limit it if max-results is less than 12 but can't return more than 12 because the result set was already limited to 12 before max-results is even applied.
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Hi Emmett,
Yes, you are right. It is limited to 12 only.
I believe it because of the fact that the result is paginated probably because if you do not have pagination you will face performance issues while getting all the data.
I also tried adding "&start-index=2" to see if I can loo into the next one:
http://localhost:8085/rest/api/latest/quicksearch?searchTerm=test&max-results=12&start-index=2
But, it seems it is also not giving the result.
Let me know if you can build a loop around this parameter.
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