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rodriguezo
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3 years ago
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get_last_cursor() is constantly changes

Hello, In my application I've implemented this logic in order to reduce significatly the traffic, but get_last_cursor() doesn't seem to work properly.   I store the cursor from my last list_fo...
  • Здравко's avatar
    3 years ago

    Hi rodriguezo,

    You have conceptual mistake. Cursor (including the last one) represent somehow particular enumeration state. It's an opaque object and you shouldn't suppose existence of any features that are not explicitly supported (that what you are actually doing)! Where did you read that cursors are comparable? 🧐 Actually, they are not and you should use them as arguments to appropriate APIs only (as described in the documentation). 😉 Even more: in your particular case you don't need the last cursor. It's clear what you are trying to optimize, but (as I mentioned) it's impossible.

    Hope this clarifies matter.

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