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2.3. Paging pki Commands Output
The
pki utility supports pagination: you can divide command outputs into several pages and then display only one specified page. Pagination is especially useful for commands that might display many results, such as the cert-find command.
To divide a
pki command output into pages, use the following options when entering the command:
--startdefines the index of the first entry on the page to be displayed; if you want to start with the first entry of the command output, set this option to0--sizedefines the number of entries in a page
For example, to request the first page of the
pki user-find command with 10 entries:
$ pki user-find --start 0 --size 10
To request the second page of the output:
$ pki user-find --start 10 -- size 10
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