ArcGIS Pro 3.2 API Reference Guide
ArcGIS.Desktop.Core.Portal Namespace / PortalQueryParameters Class / Limit Property
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    Limit Property
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    Gets or sets the maximum number of results to be included in the result set response. The default value is 10 and the maximum allowed value is 100. The start index, along with the limit parameter can be used to paginate the search results. The actual number of returned results may be less than Limit. This happens when the number of results remaining after StartIndex is less than Limit.
    Syntax
    public int Limit {get; set;}
    Public Property Limit As Integer
    Remarks
    Corresponds to the "num=" parameter of a portal REST query. When not specified, num is assumed to be 10
    Example
    Portal: Execute a portal search
    var portal = ArcGISPortalManager.Current.GetPortal(portalUri);
    var owner = portal.GetSignOnUsername();
    var portalInfo = await portal.GetPortalInfoAsync();
    
    //1. Get all web maps
    var query1 = PortalQueryParameters.CreateForItemsOfType(PortalItemType.WebMap);
    
    //2. Get all web maps and map services - include user, organization
    // and "usa" in the title
    var query2 = PortalQueryParameters.CreateForItemsOfTypes(new List<PortalItemType>() {
      PortalItemType.WebMap, PortalItemType.MapService}, owner, "", "title:usa");
    query2.OrganizationId = portalInfo.OrganizationId;
    
    //retrieve in batches of up to a 100 each time
    query2.Limit = 100;
    
    //Loop until done
    var portalItems = new List<PortalItem>();
    while (query2 != null)
    {
      //run the search
      PortalQueryResultSet<PortalItem> results = await portal.SearchForContentAsync(query2);
      portalItems.AddRange(results.Results);
      query2 = results.NextQueryParameters;
    }
    
    //process results
    foreach (var pi in portalItems)
    {
      //Do something with the portal items
    }
    
    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10

    ArcGIS Pro version: 3 or higher.
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