How can a new batch of records be requested in the REST API?

Requesting a new batch of records in the REST API is done using the nextRecordsURL. When an API call retrieves a collection of records, it often provides a URL pointing to the next set of records if there are more available. This approach is known as pagination. The nextRecordsURL will include the necessary parameters to fetch the next batch of records, allowing for efficient data retrieval without needing to resubmit the initial query or change the session state.

This method is specifically designed to handle large datasets and enables applications to load only a subset of records at a time, which is crucial for performance and resource management. By following the nextRecordsURL provided in the response, clients can seamlessly retrieve subsequent data in a controlled manner.