batching the query

@rohandhondilalk Let's say you would like to retrieve 'x' records at a time. Batch size will be always equal to 'x' and is fixed. Whereas the start index varies across each batch as 1 for the first batch, 1+x for the second batch, 1+(2x) for the third batch, 1+(3x) for the fourth batch and so on. A fixed batch size, a varying start index across each batch, and fn!ceiling(totalCount of query rule or entity/x) number of batches(or iterations) should help you accomplish retrieving the records in batches.

@rohandhondilalk Let's say you would like to retrieve 'x' records at a time. Batch size will be always equal to 'x' and is fixed. Whereas the start index varies across each batch as 1 for the first batch, 1+x for the second batch, 1+(2x) for the third batch, 1+(3x) for the fourth batch and so on. A fixed batch size, a varying start index across each batch, and fn!ceiling(totalCount of query rule or entity/x) number of batches(or iterations) should help you accomplish retrieving the records in batches.