Handling DynamoDB Pagination: Solving the 1 MB Result Limit
Learn how to handle DynamoDB's 1 MB result limit using LastEvaluatedKey and ExclusiveStartKey, and why empty item lists don't always mean the end of your data.
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Context Deta Base fetch() returns a maximum of 1,000 items per call and uses an opaque last cursor for subsequent pages. The cursor is bound to the exact query predicate supplied in the initial call; altering any condition operator or attribute between paginated requests invalidates the cursor and restarts iteration from the beginning. Goal Enable a consumer