GitHub Issue 1534: Cap row counts for React grid pagination - #225
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Add a
maxCountrequest option and arowCountCappedresponse field so callers can bound the pagination total-count query instead of always counting exactly. This is the client-API half of the cross-repo change that lets grids report "N+" for very large result sets rather than paying for a fullCOUNT(*).Related Pull Requests
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maxCountparameter to the selectRows and executeSql request options, forwarded to the server only when set (omitted or 0 preserves the existing exact-count behavior).rowCountCappedon the query response, indicating the reported row count is a capped floor rather than an exact total.