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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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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.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: