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RESTlet issue
Hi,
We have created a RESTlet in suitescript 2.0 where we are pulling the values from existing saved searches by proving ID in RESTlet URL and then getting and sending the result in response. While doing so we are facing some blockers:
1. When the result set is huge: Since the RESTlet can only run for 5 mins we are facing Time out issues for large data set saved seraches. We have tried slicing the result set by applying "rownum" as filter but the problem comes when we are trying to sort the result by internal ID. Is there any other way we can break the result into small batches(For ex. 10000) and then in the result we can pass a parameter to identify till what point the search ran and start over from there in the request?
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