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Using the documentation provided on Azure Maps Nearby Search:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/maps/search/get-search-nearby?tabs=HTTP
It states the limit is 100. My question is how to raise this or format a request to allow more than 100 returned results?
The idea is to get all POI's within a specific radius, there is no issue in making multiple requests to get this data and so I am billed accordingly, but I have no idea how you would get more than the 100 returned in one request.
Some API's such as googles maps API has the returned value: next_page_token which allows the user to request data based on this token getting new results for the next set of data, I.E: The next 100 results.
I don't see anything on these docs that have a way to get passed the 100 and return all possible results. I may be missing something but any help would be appreciated.
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Have you tried the ofs value? I believe that is the offset into the results set as documented at the link you provided above.
Use ofs and limit together. ofs is the number of records to offset, and limit is the number of records to return. This example does this to loads the first 500 results within a radius https://samples.azuremaps.com/?search=search&sample=load-pois-as-the-map-moves