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get_transactions should support a cursor so all transactions can be retrieved, not just last n records. #29

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rustyconover opened this issue Sep 28, 2020 · 1 comment

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@rustyconover
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When using get_transactions it seems to only return a fixed window of results, such as the last n.

If I'm working with many streams I may have more transactions than fit into that window of records. At this time there doesn't seems to be a way to have a cursor through the transaction records such that I can retrieve all of them in a reliable fashion from a fixed point in time.

By not having this I need to rely on the performance trackers per stream which not as granular. If you need me to clarify my use case I'm happy to.

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They aren't there probably due to the TTL. However there are longer skinnier transaction streams (e.g. by stream) that can be pulled.

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