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  1. Getting started with the SODA Consumer API | Socrata

    So, to request subsequent pages, you’ll need to use the $limit and $offset parameters to request more data. The $limit parameter chooses how many records to return per page, and $offset tells the API …

  2. Queries using SODA3 | Socrata

    The Socrata APIs provide rich query functionality through a query language we call the “Socrata Query Language” or “SoQL”. As its name might suggest, it borrows heavily from Structured Query …

  3. The LIMIT Clause | Socrata

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  4. Discovery API - Socrata

    Search without any parameters returns the set of data you are authorized to see. Any parameter usage serves to filter (or sort) this set of data - i.e. no parameters allow you to see more data than a search …

  5. within_circle (...) | Socrata

    It accepts four parameters: The field name of a Location or Point The latitude of your central point The longitude of your central point The radius of the circle in meters For example, to query for all of the …

  6. intersects (...) | Socrata

    It accepts two parameters: The field name of a Point , Line , and Polygon A Point , Line , or Polygon in WKT (Well-Known Text) format WKT is a standard way of encoding geospatial data in a textual …

  7. The query Option | Socrata

    Queries using SODA3 The query Option SoQL statements are broken into clauses similar to SQL statements. If a clause is not specified, then the default is used. In this page, we will be using My …

  8. The OFFSET Clause | Socrata

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  9. within_polygon (...) | Socrata

    It accepts two parameters: The field name of a Location or Point A multipolygon in Well-Known Text format Well-Known Text is a standard way of encoding geospatial data in a textual manner, and is …

  10. date_extract_dow (...) | Socrata

    The date_extract_dow(...) function is used in the $select, $where, or $group parameters to extract Floating Timestamps the day of week as a number from 0-6 (inclusive).