question: returns a range of all the releases . useful when paginating results . returns a maximum of end - start instances . start and end are not primary keys , they are indexes in the result set . thus , 0 refers to the first result in the set . setting both start and end to queryutil #all_pos will return the full result set . if orderbycomparator is specified , then the query will include the given order by logic . if orderbycomparator is absent and pagination is required start and end are not queryutil #all_pos , then the query will include the default order by logic from releasemodelimpl . if both orderbycomparator and pagination are absent , for performance reasons , the query will not have an order by clause and the returned result set will be sorted on by the primary key in an ascending order . concode_field_sep ReleasePersistence _persistence concode_field_sep int countAll concode_elem_sep void cacheResult concode_elem_sep void cacheResult concode_elem_sep Release fetchByServletContextName concode_elem_sep Release fetchByServletContextName concode_elem_sep int countByServletContextName concode_elem_sep List<Release> findWithDynamicQuery concode_elem_sep List<Release> findWithDynamicQuery concode_elem_sep List<Release> findWithDynamicQuery concode_elem_sep Release update concode_elem_sep Release update concode_elem_sep void clearCache concode_elem_sep void clearCache concode_elem_sep long countWithDynamicQuery concode_elem_sep Release remove concode_elem_sep Release fetchByPrimaryKey concode_elem_sep void removeAll concode_elem_sep ReleasePersistence getPersistence concode_elem_sep Release findByServletContextName concode_elem_sep Release create concode_elem_sep java.util.Map<java.io.Serializable,Release> fetchByPrimaryKeys concode_elem_sep java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getBadColumnNames concode_elem_sep Release findByPrimaryKey concode_elem_sep Release removeByServletContextName concode_elem_sep Release updateImpl
target: List < Release > function ( int arg0 , int arg1 ) { return getPersistence ( ) . findAll ( arg0 , arg1 ) ; }