Use this if you are working with page functionality together with $top, $skip and $orderby.

This allows you to return the count of pages.

 

ODATA $skip and $top commands, web page handling and $inlinecount command

 

This option is useful when, for example, page x from y is required.

Create a statement with $top=x, but the complete count of rows is also required, for which $inlinecount can be used.

The $inlinecount command produces two SQL statements:

1.select count(*) for the count property

2.select top x for the values

 

Example see library ux.js

 

 

Example:

odata4/Item?$inlinecount=allpages

 

{
"@count": 37,
"value": [ { ... },{ ... }, { ... }  ],
}

 

Example:

odata2/Item?$inlinecount=allpages

 

{
"__count": 37,
"results": [ { ... },{ ... }, { ... }  ],
}