Query options and optimizing response times
- Last Updated: April 11, 2025
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- Hybrid Data Pipeline
- Version 4.6
- Documentation
You can refine query results using system query options, which begin with
the $ character. Add system query options to the URL to
control the amount and order of data in the response. Custom query parameters lists additional parameters specific
to Hybrid Data Pipeline . In addition, topics in this section
describe settings to optimize response times when using the $inlineCount system parameter or when paging through result sets.
| Option | Description | Support in Hybrid Data Pipeline |
|---|---|---|
$expand |
In addition to retrieving a record or collection, retrieve related records. |
At present, supports expanding one level deep. |
$filter |
An expression or function that must evaluate to true for records that will be included in the response. |
Supports all functionality except the |
$inlinecount |
Include a count of the number of Entries in the
response. The count will be calculated after applying any $filter System Query Options present in
the URI. See Improving performance when using inlineCount for more information. |
Supports all standard functionality. |
$orderby |
Determines the values used to order a collection of records. |
Supports all standard functionality. |
$count |
Returns the number of records in a collection, or if the collection has a filter, the number of records that match the filter. |
Supports all standard functionality. |
$value |
Gets the raw value of a property. |
Supports all standard functionality. |
$top |
Identifies a subset of records to return from a collection. To form this subset, select only the first N items of the set, where N is a positive integer. See Paging through results for more information. | Supports all standard functionality. |
$skip |
Identifies a subset of records to return from a collection. Define the subset by seeking N Entries into the Collection and selecting only the remaining Entries (starting with Entry N+1), where N is a positive integer. | Supports all standard functionality. |