Pagination

To improve the performance of web applications, a “pagination” system is commonly used. The list is divided into pages that are shown to the user, who can switch between them.

Pagination is controlled by URL parameters:

Parameter	Description	Example
`limit`	Maximum number of records per page. The value `0` returns all records without limit and, unless specified otherwise, it is the default.	`/c/12345/moto.xml?limit=10`
`start`	How many records to skip. Does not depend on the parameter `limit`.	`/c/12345/moto.xml?start=5&limit=10`
`add-row-count=true`	If you specify this parameter, the number of records in the given agenda is added to the output (takes the applied filters into account).	`/c/12345/moto.xml?add-row-count=true`

Exception: ad table

The ad table (/c/{dealer ID}/stats/{moto|dily|prislusenstvi}) paginates differently:

limit has the default value 500 and a maximum of 5000. limit=0 and a limit above 5000 both mean 5000, not “without limit”; you get further rows via start. A value other than a non-negative integer returns 400.
The number of records rowCount (after the filter) is returned by the table always, regardless of add-row-count. It tells you whether you need to paginate.